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in2herbs

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3. As a new member I've only read a few of your articles and agree that it would be huge if we could

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Sat Jul 7, 2018, 04:34 PM

Jul 2018

extract clean water from the design submitted. My only objection to nuclear energy is storage of the nuclear waste. Back in the '70s storage of the waste was not as important as the energy produced. Today, we are seeing the effects of that neglect, IMO.

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Harnessing Clean Water from Power Plant Emissions [View all] NNadir Jul 2018 OP

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Thank you for going to all the trouble murielm99 Jul 2018 #2

As a new member I've only read a few of your articles and agree that it would be huge if we could in2herbs Jul 2018 #3

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