Poll: should we use more nuclear pow (47 votes)
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philc777Tue 06/11/07 13:00 |
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This is a single option poll: "Since it seems unlikely that 'natural' sources like wind and solar power will be able to meet the UK's need for energy for a long long time, should we use more nuclear power to reduce our use of fossil fuels, and thus cut our C02 production?"
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deleted:bellthecatTue 06/11/07 13:04 |
on balance I am against my own party on this and oppose nuclear power. I know the arguments in favour but fear that we will be storing up significant problems foir ourselves in the future if we expand nuclkear. |
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