Is Boeing Helping the Feds Cover Up the Worst Nuke Disaster in US History?

[hunter]

18. There's plenty of good reasons to oppose nuclear power.

This accident isn't one of them.

At this point there is no signal to be found in all the noise.

The nuclear accident was a one of the less toxic events within a great playground of toxic horrors.

I think too many anti-nuclear activists become the feckless accomplices of the fossil fuel industry, a distraction from much more horrific daily fossil fuel catastrophes, including now a planetary climate that is becoming less hospitable to human life.

I'm some kind of Luddite myself. I'd like to erase some of the major technical achievements of the twentieth century: Large scale electric grids, the interstate highway system, frivolous air travel, etc. etc..

Okay, I'm not a lunatic, but it's a thought experiment that helps me imagine what a low energy high technology society might look like.

Here's a video you might enjoy:

http://www.etec.energy.gov/Library/Video/Video_index.html