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[Unkotare]

Japan Finds Scrapping Nuclear Boosts Pollution, Fuel Cost - Bloomberg



More pollution, higher fuel costs...

 

[Abraham3]

No kidding. What'd you think was going to happen?


Where's your avatar photo taken? Cool scene.

 

[R.C. Christian]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

 

[Abraham3]

"They're used to radiation"? WTF is that supposed to mean? Have you ever been to Japan? I've been there on a nuclear powered vessel carrying nuclear weapons. I can guaran-goddamn-tee you they aren't "used to radiation".

 

[Bloodrock44]

Hiroshima and Nagasaki maybe?

 

[Unkotare]

No kidding. What'd you think was going to happen?


Where's your avatar photo taken? Cool scene.

Malaysia.

 

[Unkotare]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

First of all, the word is "Japanese." Second, FUCK YOU ASSHOLE.

 

[elektra]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

Why, cause you heard it in the news, bull, undetectable radiation is zero and there will be no radiation emitted nor detected on our beaches.

further, that "failed crap" from japan is Obama's number one favorite corporation, GE, yes the same corporation recieving subsidies from obama built the reactors in japan that got damaged, hell we got the same reactors operating right now in the good ole USA, how is that?

 

[R.C. Christian]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

First of all, the word is "Japanese." Second, FUCK YOU ASSHOLE.

It's Jap and you can chase a stick in front of a bus if you don't like it bitch.

 

[R.C. Christian]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

Why, cause you heard it in the news, bull, undetectable radiation is zero and there will be no radiation emitted nor detected on our beaches.

further, that "failed crap" from japan is Obama's number one favorite corporation, GE, yes the same corporation recieving subsidies from obama built the reactors in japan that got damaged, hell we got the same reactors operating right now in the good ole USA, how is that?

I was speaking about the floating Jap junk pile.

 

[Unkotare]

Yo dog, there is nuclear waste from the Japs failed crap coming to a coast near you. Net importers of oil. They're screwed. They're used to radiation but this time it's a lot more impacting.

First of all, the word is "Japanese." Second, FUCK YOU ASSHOLE.

It's Jap ....

No it's not, you ignorant weakling. Grow the fuck up.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Any nation that has land away from subduction faults probably should build more nuclear plants.

It is by far the best way overall to reduce emissions.

 

[ScienceRocks]

The only reason it fails is because it was HIT by a 30+ foot tsunami.

Nuclear is super safe.

 

[Abraham3]

They are very safe from many perspectives. They are inherently and unavoidably dangerous because of the severe and long-lived toxicity of their fuel. This simply means that extraordinary means must always be taken to make them as secure and safe as possible. We should most definitely use them.

 

[Old Rocks]

Nuclear is as safe as the money spent on the storage of the spent rods. Trying to save money using pools rather than dry cask storage has created a dangeous situation here and in Japan. That is the drawback of nuclear, it is expensive. Far more expensive than wind, geothermal, and the latest generation of PV. But a very dependable baseload source.

 

[Old Rocks]

Oh yes, and I cannot see a dependable grid without them. Period.

 

[elektra]

Nuclear is as safe as the money spent on the storage of the spent rods. Trying to save money using pools rather than dry cask storage has created a dangeous situation here and in Japan. That is the drawback of nuclear, it is expensive. Far more expensive than wind, geothermal, and the latest generation of PV. But a very dependable baseload source.

There is no danger here, we have much more waste than Japan yet have had zero injuries caused by our spent fuel pools.

Its just mad to speculate on something you seem to have only read about in the newspapers.

People safely walk on the edge of our spent fuel pools every day.

 

[Kosh]

The short sighted people that once protested nuclear power are now advocating for it as a part of their programming.

So I see that there are those that are for using a source that creates a by product with a half life of 5000 years. Yeah! That's smart!

 

[ScienceRocks]

A by product that is small in proportion to coal, oil and natural gas.

One that we can safely put under ground. Idiot

 

[NoNukes]

I thought that this was going to be a hate thread about me. What a disappointment.