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You probably are like one of the engineers who counseled Japan, sitting on the world's third largest reserve of geothermal steam turbine potential, to turn to nuclear power instead. So what if the reactor has melted into the groundwater at Fukushima and the Pacific Ocean is essentially off limits for food now...as long as the technology made some folks rich for awhile. Does getting rich mean that the entire earth and its life forms have to be poisoned? Or are you OK with taking your money out of stocks for fracking and instead investing in linear solar thermal arrays or geothermal? How selfish can people be...is the question I'm asking here...?I am talking about reality. Whatever the dangers, and there are many, of fracking, it will be done as long as there is a good profit to be made by the multinationals. The only way to prevent that is to develop our renewable resources, and get on with creating the cheap batteries that will power EV's, auto's, pickups, and semi's.