If anyone wants to know more about the UK's radioactive waste, have a look at the 2010 Radioactive Waste Inventory by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority. It's pretty much everything you need to know about the current situation and future approach to radioactive waste in the UK.
so, who's going to start the e-petition then?
Just though this would be a useful addition to this thread:
http://forums.hexus.net/general-disc...ml#post2209501
Direct link: http://xkcd.com/radiation/
Again negating the claims that living near a nuclear power station is dangerous, especially when you compare to a coal plant.
Yeah it's a few months late, but if you've not seen that documentary by Jim Al-khalili, I've found it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIkcef2Xq6E
Not sure how long it will remain though so watch it ASAP if you're interested.
aidanjt (14-02-2012)
What is it about ?
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
The safety of nuclear power in response to Fukushima and the political fallout.Originally Posted by Phage
BBC2 Now! Program About the Fukushima NPP during 2011 disaster.
Damn! Missed it, any idea what it was called? Might be able to catch it on iPlayer...
Its on iPlayer, I almost managed to watch 20 minuites of it.
Its a bunch of scaremongering crap.
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Ah I won't bother then, that stuff just makes me angry.
Surprised to see something like that on the BBC though...
I didn't see all of it.
I saw the first half. They were glorifying the destruction in a way that was quite upsetting. Annoyed me so much I tuned it to Poirot which, in turn, annoyed me so much I went and played BF3 instead.
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
Well you can forget fossil fuel , perhaps Nuclear too , if God has his way.
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And massive wind/solar farms covering the landscape presumably?
Nah just need to massively reduce the over population problem.
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Platinum (01-03-2012)
As many have said we can't just rely on wind farms etc, or they would have to be everywhere. For me nuclear Power offers the best solution, and is a lot cleaner in the long run. Ok we still have store the waste which is something we need to think about, as there are only so many places we have left to store what we currently use.
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