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Sir Porrett on Nuclear
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5-16-2008 1:09 PM
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deb2012
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The head of UK's Sustainable Development commission was asked: You are well known for your anti-nuclear energy views. What are your main arguments against it?
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5-17-2008
12:36 AM
masbury
Bravo.
5-17-2008
1:12 AM
willhelm
All the nuclear waste in the world would fit in Bill Gates' house. Also, there are advances in ways to recycle nuclear waste.
5-17-2008
1:30 AM
ratilfar
When they should dump it in his House. Or in Cheney's, your pick.
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