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2007
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
by alexnihilo
IT IS 5 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT
2007
The world stands at the brink of a second nuclear age. The United States and Russia remain ready to stage a nuclear attack within minutes, North Korea conducts a nuclear test, and many in the international community worry that Iran plans to acquire the Bomb. Climate change also presents a dire challenge to humanity.
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2006
United Nuclear- Radioactive Isotopes
by alexnihilo
La radioactivité est dangeureuse pour la santé, n'en mangez pas (et ne soutenez pas l'installation de centrale électrique nucléaire)
2 milliards de degrés : l’humanité découvre le feu absolu et tout le monde s’en fout !
by tortuegt
& 2 others
Fake ou pas fake ?
Underground Bomb Shelters, Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Weapons Protection
by CarolineBogart
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We Must Expand Our Nuclear Power Program If We're To Realize Our Dream Of Superhero Mutants | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
by multilinko
As the search for alternative energy sources continues, many decry nuclear energy as an unsafe and irresponsible option. Admittedly, dangers exist, but innovation always involves risk, for the best ideas often result from happy accidents. Indeed, perhaps a catastrophic meltdown would be the best thing that could happen. To abandon nuclear energy is to risk something far greater than another Chernobyl. It is to risk the loss of future superpowered, costumed heroes.
Slashdot | 'No Quick Fix' From Nuclear Power
by multilinko
(via)
BBC News is reporting that while many are calling for nuclear power, new nuclear plants are not the answer to combating climate changes or the wavering energy concerns for the UK. From the article: "The Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) report says doubling nuclear capacity would make only a small impact on reducing carbon emissions by 2035. The body, which advises the government on the environment, says this must be set against the potential risks.
