I started this website because I believe totally we need to have an informed discussion, nationally and internationally, on just what are the alternatives to oil and other fossil fuels which are both polluting and of ultimately limited availability?
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- Are these people Mad?on Mar 30, 2011 in Nuclear Power UK GovernmentBy people I’m talking about politicians, in particular Nick Clegg the UK Deputy Prime Minister, and also about the media. In a briefing to journalists while flying, at the publics expense, to Mexico Nick Clegg cast doubt on the future for nucle...
- Ten Reasons why Thorium is the answeron Mar 21, 2011 in Nuclear Power ThoriumOne of the repercussions of the accident in Japan to the nuclear plant at Fukushima is the perception that nuclear power is unacceptably dangerous and should not be developed further. Apart from the fact that the safety record of this industry is exc...
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