So Nuclear Power is cheap?

Welcome to five hours ago....please don't spam the group with regurgiated s**te that's already been posted, use the thread already in existence instead of making a new one for each comment.

perhaps some costed figures to compare with solar/wind/smug per watt would be more believable?

Jim K

pots and kettles!!!!

Jim K

I know it is a waste of time, bandwidth and second-hand electrons (mind the radiation) but...

For sure its cheaper than wind or solar.

and

The same story was posted five hours before in a thread of it's own - do you think the same thing should be posted by everyone who visits the group? - with your 'pots and kettles' comment, you appear to be implying that I've done this, just point out where or STFU

if you mixed the concrete I'm not surprised it's too runny...

Jim K

S*it yourself again have you?

bit of advice, don't start what you'll never be capable of finishing

hahaha inspired! ;>))

hahaha you thinking you're qualified to "give advice" to anyone about anything is a worrying enough concept....;>))

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decades time not what has actually been spent so far. The headlines infe= r the latter...

How much has (and still is) that little "accident" in the Gulf of Mexico= costing BP? Answer: =A323.7bn to the end of last year in just 3 years.

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wind direction. I'd like the stuff dealt with properly. There needs to b= e a proper storage facilty, just find the right bit of geology and build the fing thing. The NIMBY's can go f*ck themselves, in the dark when the= lights go out.

Quite right. There are a few industries need to be under government control, nuclear being one of them. Railways being another.

All industries are under some form of government control. Via statutory regulatory mechanisms.

Nuclear power far more so than any other.

Thats why its sop expensive.

Frankly if they took all the nuclear waste ground it up and sold it in bags of cement and used it to make houses roads bridges and the like, no one would be worse off health wise.

Next time you see a road surfaced with granite chippings, pause and reflect that if those chippings had been anywhere near a nuclear power station they would be classed as low level waste, and you would need a radiation suit to handle them probably.

It hasn't cost BP anything. It has cost the shareholders a lot.

who do you think BP are? they ARE the shareholders as well as the management.

If you have a pension chances are YOU are a part of BP too.