Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan
Labadie coal plant in Franklin County
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Written by anonymous about 1 year ago. Log in to Reply
For those that need to be listening, IT’S ALREADY GONE WRONG! History will repeat itself. At some point, this county took a path that has led us in a direction that is just utterly wrong. Solutions for our energy needs are out there and many have been talked right here on this website. Please, those that need to realize this, wake up and don’t make these kind of posts here a regular. This stuff going on in Japan is tragic enough without the man made mess ups.
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Written by Dolly about 1 year ago. Log in to Reply
Agreed. I really don’t know how some people can just look at a situation like this and then say to your face that it’s “not going to be a problem”. It’s like they believe if they say it, it’s true. I for one, do NOT believe something just because someone says it. This is a PROBLEM IN THE MAKING people! We can not let this continue.
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Written by Randy Phillips about 1 year ago. Log in to Reply
“It is difficult to get man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” — Upton Sinclair
That’s how people can look at the situation and say it’s not going to be a problem. That’s what the profit motive does.
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Written by anonymous about 1 year ago. Log in to Reply
I want to mention a couple of sites I heard about today.
Friends of the Earth http://foe.org/
Beyond Nuclear http://www.beyondnuclear.org/They hosted a press event in DC today that aired on CSPN2. Titled “Japanese Nuclear Plant Crisis & Chernobyl Anniversary”.
All I can say is that we really need to work harder at finding other energy solutions and making the ones that have been proven a reality. This “It’s all OK until it’s not” crap has got to stop.
Oh, and the most crazy thing about all of this, people can profit and make money providing better solutions to our energy needs. The profit motive only becomes bad when people are just bought out and just don’t care to think or care. $$$ is all that matters.
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Written by anonymous about 1 year ago. Log in to Reply
Just for the fun of it, here’s another music video.
I chose this one because the periodic table was shown and I’ll leave at that.They Might be Giants. “Why does the sun shine”?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JdWlSF195YNotice it only shines for half a day.
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