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The case for nuclear energy |
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 Bruno Comby Bruno Comby is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique, with a postgraduate degree in nuclear physics. He is a well known European environmentalist, the author of eight books on health, energy and the environment, including the best seller 'Environmentalists For Nuclear Energy'. In his book he puts the case for nuclear energy "Fossil fuels such as coal oil, and gas, massively pollute the Earth's atmosphere (CO, CO2, SOX, NOX...), provoking acid rains and changing the global climate by increasing the greenhouse effect" says Bruno. He continues "while nuclear energy does not participate in these pollutions and presents well-founded environmental benefits."
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Assessing the UK's 'wind rush' |
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 Wind turbine (c) BBC Wind power is the fastest growing renewable energy sector in Britain according to an article on the BBC web site. BBC Radio 4 presented a programme called 'Costing the earth' by Maggie Ayre on Thursday 30 August 2007. The BBC web-site says "The government is investing massive amounts of money in its future; but experts interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Costing the Earth programme claim the power of the wind to deliver electricity is being overestimated by companies keen to cash in on big subsidies.
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 James Lovelock Regarded by many 'greens' as one of the founding fathers of the environment movement, you might expect James Lovelock to be a big supporter of developments such as the huge wind farm planned for Lewis. So it comes as a surprise when the scientist and inventor describes them bluntly as “a waste of time.”
“It’s absolutely stupid”. he continues “We would need a phenomenal amount to meet our needs. They’re not a good idea for somewhere like Britain. Perhaps they’d be of benefit in parts of the Middle East, on the edge of a desert providing power for desalination, but we don’t need them."
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