Re: Can hydrogen deliver?
From: Karl Johanson (karljohanson_at_shaw.ca)
Date: 11/03/04
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Date: Wed, 03 Nov 2004 20:43:57 GMT
"Tim O'Flaherty" <pinwheels_Fudge_@gwi.net> wrote in message
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> Not necessarily. Just account for the hidden costs before assuming
> economic
> viability. We are not now, nor have we ever, paid the full cost for
> nuclear
> power. The waste is still accumulating worldwide. The cost of dealing
> with
> this is delayed.
So? Just means the money collected to do it is drawing interest.
>Since the beginning of nuclear power generation we have
> only seen more, never less with no end in sight. Whatever the
> technical or
> politcal causes you or I cite this is the reality.
Look at the implications though. We now have even more evidence that the
waste isn't that hard to deal with, as we have decades of data showing
that it doesn't hurt anyone sitting about in pools of water on the
surface, even when the spent fuel is ten of thousands of times more
radioactive than it would be when buried 600 metres down, in multilined
containers, surrounded by bentonite clay, where there are no pool of
water.
Karl Johanson
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