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Old 05-11-2017, 03:03 PM
el_draco (Rom)
Politically incorrect.

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Neither Fission (a long, long way off) .
Thought we had been doing this since 1940's ....

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If the Green's hadn't destroyed the Nuclear industry in the 70's & 80's our Carbon drenched world would be far cleaner.
Gee... I thought 3 mile island, chernobyl and fukyoushima; a large number of leaks, lack of economic viability, subsidised fossil fuels and the mountain of toxic waste had something to do with it....

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The only advances we have enjoyed in Fusion Power has been in Warships the new Ford Class of Aircraft Carrier ....
I'll have one of those

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The energy "debate" continues to be distorted and there is a distinct whiff of "Trump is Hitler" about the "debate".
...He's probably chanelling that psycho... at the very least!!

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My gripe is that energy is the province of science, energy shouldn't be the province of ideology or distortions occur, nor should energy be a "safe space".
... and yet our ideologically driven government has done everything in its power to support fossil fuels whilst destroying the renewables industry in this country...


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Truth has been the first victim in the energy debate. Nuclear is in part an answer, a very good answer.
Gotta agree with you there. Ever heard of "Clean coal" Oxymoron if I ever heard of one

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If the Green's hadn't destroyed the development of Civilian Fusion Power generation then today would have been a better cleaner and much cooler world.
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Given that everyone who is an Icer' is interested in science, or even a citizen scientist it's beholden upon us to adhere to higher standards and dare I say, employ the scientific method when discussing power generation rather than attempting to do a preference deal.
Couldn't agree with you more. Try it...
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