nuclear

Even many of the greenies from the 70's/80's are now realising that nuclear power was/is the way forward! If it had been embraced to it's maximum potential, the CO2 gasses released into the atmosphere up to this point would be significantly less than the figures 'predicted' today. The 'say no...

the UK has been for many years under the impression it can be the worlds policeman (or should that be person).We are members of NATO and the UN and thats as far as we should go in my opinion.The cost to the tax payer is too much in these modern times,time to look to ourselves and police our own...

Where should this be stored, in repositorys underground, on site by the nuclear power stations or elsewhere...overseas, in space etc etc

It's a wonder the west coast of the USA didn't melt and run into the Pacific! Is there any part of the old USSR that isn't radioactive? LLCF7vPanrY

2 sites with 7 x 1.2 to 1.6 GW reactors/generators within 600 yards of my house will be interesting.

When I first read this I felt a sense of relief. :) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7536479.stm But later on reflection I wondered who or what exactly is dictating Britain's future energy policy?? :confused: EDF had been expected to announce a £12bn deal to buy British Energy...

read this http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,11069-1776250,00.html