Saturday, February 4, 2012

What does a Banana have in common with a Nuke plant?


What does a Banana have in common with a Nuke plant?

Nothing.

Ones waste will need to be cooled, guarded & bureaucrated for 500,000 years.

The other you feed to your children.

Questions? Watch this video below.



10 comments:

  1. Nuclear power on a fault line.. well a bit scary I'd say

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  2. This discussion has been going on for decades! I guess we need constant reminders of the potential danger.

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  3. make love, not war!

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  4. the comparison is 'self referential' - in that it is bananas !

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  5. It's a foolish statement because it trivialises whatever point he was making.

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  6. Better Question what Causes more Deaths and harms the environment . Nuclear Energy or Oil Burning Energy . Chernoble does not compare in Safety to a US Power Plant. Nuclear Power Been Used now since 1951 USS Nautilus Christened by Mrs Eisenhower. How Much Oil has Polluted our Oceans dumped By Ship or By Tapped Wells . How Much Coal has Killed Thousands of Coal Worker .CLEANEST and Most Environmentally Safe source of Energy in USA for 60 Years NUCLEAR Power.
    Lets Debate Both sides and Not show Scare Movies from A No Comparison Russian Power Plant

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    1. It's Chernobyl, not 'Chernoble'. We need to help you get to the right town for your next vacation in the Ukraine and not accidentally end up at a pub in London instead.

      http://rt.com/news/prime-time/chernobyl-exclusion-zone-tourism-219/

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  7. Indeed a thoughtful intent. Nice way of showing ugly facts.

    Hey Fractals, you surely know what you're writing about. ;-)

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  8. I'm very concerned about living right next to a leaking power plant. If I were home-shopping today, I would never have bought a house in a NUKE zone.

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