http://vtdigger.org/2010/01/29/clean-energy-at-what-cost-algonquin-leader-questions-nuclear-industrys-uranium-mining-practices/By Anne Galloway on January 29, 2010
In an era of climate change, energy experts often talk about nuclear power as a carbon-neutral source of electricity compared with coal-generated electricity.
Vermont Yankee’s Web site says the plant has “prevented more than 50 million tons of carbon and other pollutants from being released into the environment. As a result, Vermont has the second-lowest per-capita carbon footprint of any state in the U.S.”
In fact, if you run a Google search for Vermont Yankee, the plant’s Web site pops up under the URL
http://www.safecleanreliable.com/. Those three words — “safe,” “clean,” “reliable” — also dominate the main real estate on the front page of the Web site and serve as the company slogan.
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“I’m deeply offended when people say that nuclear energy is clean and safe,” Rekmans said. “If you have a look at my territory, there is nothing clean about it. We can’t eat the fish there.”
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One of the things that comes through loud and clear is that the nuclear industry is not to be trusted. If it was as safe as the pro nukies say it is then why so much effort is put into misleading us? At every turn from day one it's been the same thing, obfuscate and out right lie when that doesn't work. They can't be honest with us because if they were they never would have gotten to build the first one as we would not have allowed it. dm
I'm proud of the fact
we stopped
black fox
in my back yard.
Here's a wiki link on that:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Fox_Nuclear_Power_PlantHere's a google link if anyone wants to read more, just take a pick:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=pso+black+fox&aq=f&aqi=&oq=&fp=435311d5ec9ae78f