A compelling presentation on why nuclear energy must be a significant part of a clean energy solution (Gwyneth Cravens and Rip Anderson). What's needed next is a slick production -- "An Inconvenient Truth, Part II" -- to tie it all together using more charismatic presenters.
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Either everyone must reduce the energy consume dramatically, that means living like poor people in many ways, or one must use all alternative energy sources, inclusing nuclear energy.
And unfortunately all the alternative sources are expensive and not as environmentalfriendly as believed.
Posted by: Knut Holt | December 08, 2009 at 12:09 PM