"charlesb" wrote:

Keep in mind the fact that fossil-fuel burning plants pollute
while working perfectly. Unlike the nuclear plants, they
don't have to wait for an accident in order to cause a
problem.


Most would consider the massive amounts of nuclear waste (from spent fuel,
contaminated building materials from closed plants, and so on) a "problem."
People over many generations will have to deal with those waste products.
And, of course, this environmental polution is far worse than anything
generated by fossil-fuel burning plants. So, your claim above ("unlike the
nuclear plants...") is patently false.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

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