Yes! Germany generates about 25% of its electricity from nuclear power – just like we do in the United States.
24%
No! The nuclear lobbyists will succeed in paving the way for more nuclear energy.
76%

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PLSzymeczek 15 years 14 weeks ago

It would be great if they did take the hint, but greed will out.

brucekog's picture
brucekog 15 years 14 weeks ago

I wish they would, but it is probably idealistic to think they might reduce 50% of those in the most hazardous positions.

bobbler's picture
bobbler 15 years 14 weeks ago

Profit for the few rules in America, over common sense and the good of all.. So the worst possible choice -nuclear power will continue here (worst possible choice for all but the very few who profit from it; but even they are poisoning the planet for their children).

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