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 Nuclear energy: Atomic imperative? 
 

Nuclear power has come back into the reckoning as an essential element in combating climate change. Do we really have any option but to support a proven technology that can meet a big part of our electricity needs with minimal greenhouse gas emissions, when the principal alternative is burning more and more fossil fuels, in particular coal? Or is nuclear power too risky, on both safety and cost grounds, and will it swallow up resources that could be devoted to other clean energy systems?

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Nuclear energy
Closed: Are fears on waste and safety exaggerated?
14 Moderator Nov 14 2006, 07:35 PM
posted 5 yrs ago
By: Veritas
Closed: The cost of nuclear power?
3 Moderator Nov 12 2006, 11:06 AM
posted 5 yrs ago
By: tusharsingh
Closed: Climate Change
3 cydol1 Nov 08 2006, 07:57 PM
posted 5 yrs ago
By: Veritas
Closed: Beyond Climate Change
4 Veritas Nov 08 2006, 06:56 PM
posted 5 yrs ago
By: Veritas
Closed: Is nuclear power vital?
3 Moderator Nov 08 2006, 04:04 PM
posted 5 yrs ago
By: Veritas
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