[ansel12]

As it has been said before, more people have died in the passenger seat of Ted Kennedy's Oldsmobile than in all of the nuclear releases from US powerplants in the history of nuclear power.

After I got out of the Army in the early 1970s, I lived close to and worked around some of the fossil fuel industry, death and destruction was pretty frequent.

I would like to see the fossil fuel death count, for the last 60 years.
We know that the left hates the environmental damage of not using nuclear (LA for instance), and the health effects on the public at large, but I have never seen the death figures for the public health problems and the industry workers compared to the nuclear industry and contamination, I would like to see the death comparisons for the French as well.

France has 59 plants and it produces 75% of their electricity.

[stanne]

It is clean and it is good as long as there’s not a major compromise, and when there is, it is devastating. I don’t expect, after all these years of encountering the nastiness and the denial I have encountered to change anyone’s mind, and not your mind either. I do ask you to notice I am not entitled to my opinion on this.