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It is almost unimaginable that society has moved away from widespread recognition that radioactive substances are highly beneficial if treated with the proper care and respect to a widespread response of fear and trembling.[read more]
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“Exxon sells a great carbon dioxide stripping agent, a product known as Flexsorb, a sterically hindered amine.This doesn't mean that they're suddenly out of the climate change denial manufacturing business. One can be fairly certain that they continue to follow the tobacco company/lung cancer strategy of several decades ago. What their production of ...”
“So in the end, you do want to keep FFs and CO2 pumping into the atmosphere ?What I am saying is that any hard look at Nuclear power will note that it produces almost no CO2, and Very few deaths/illnesses when compared with other sources of power.I do conceed that current commercial nuclear technology is by no means ideal to my thinking. We know how to build nuclear plants that are Walk away safe ...”