Alternative Energy Options: Nuclear Power And Wind

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If you are serious about forestalling the worst consequences of climate change, you can't rule out nuclear power. The Massachusetts School of Law's Educational Forum presents part 2 of a Conference on Global Climate Change. The segment is hosted by Assistant Professor of law Kurt Olson with Patrick A. Parenteau, J.D., Professor of Law from the Vermont School of Law.
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[Sjester101]

Actually the infrastructure and operations cost of nuclear power is far less than wind or solar. I wonder where this man got his facts from.