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Is Nuclear Power Necessary for a Workable Approach to Energy?

Posted on January 4, 2015 by

A reader named Barry has been active in 2GreenEnergy since its inception and asks: I had a couple of college professors that told me in 1977 at UCSB that nuclear power was using a flawed theory and that we have …

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Is Nuclear Power Necessary for a Workable Approach to Energy?