by L J Furman on March 19, 2011
in Chernobyl, Connecting the Dots, Ecological Economics, Energy, Environmental Catastrophe, Fukushima, Nuclear Power, Solar, Three Mile Island, Wind Power
Are there differences between Fukushima Dai-ichi and Chernobyl? And is Fukushima worse than Chernobyl? A teenager might say “Du-uh!” My friends from Brooklyn might ask “Is the Pope Catholic?” Even “Snooki” and “The Situation” might ask “Are you stoopid or what?” But the people at CNN, ProPublica and the NY Times are asking nuclear power [...]
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Second in a seriesĀ (1, 2) that began on “Earth Day” (0). “In order to make Policy, you have to be good at Politics.” – Deborah Stone, “Policy Paradox” I like and respect President Obama. I think he’s a well educated lawyer and law school professor, with a good grasp of the Constitution, and the [...]
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