Nuclear is a dead-end 20th-century technology
Why nuclear energy is on the ropes: It belongs there, Grand Forks Herald, 21 Feb 16 By Scott Stapf ” a former North Dakotan, I have read with interest in recent days the Herald editorial board’s endorsement of nuclear power for North Dakota and now the board’s boosterism for the deep borehole testing……..
The board’s new push in favor of the borehole testing ignores the fact the Department of Energy did not pick the site randomly. As someone who has been in Washington for more than 30 years, trust me when I say that officials picked a site where they thought it might work.
I know of no reason to believe that a successful test will not result in the federal government seeking the go-ahead to use the North Dakota site……..
Nuclear is a dead-end 20th-century technology. Just because there is an industry that wants to be kept alive on the dole of taxpayer financing and other backing is no reason for the rest of us to remain shackled to a costly, inefficient energy source that produces toxic waste that will threaten hundreds of generations to come. http://www.grandforksherald.com/opinion/letters/3951505-letter-why-nuclear-energy-ropes-it-belongs-there
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