RE: global warming
Thanks for the reference Kim. There's a lot of good reading there,, Ho hum must get a VERY big flask of cocoa.
Leo
RE: global warming
I have nothing against nuclear energy as such, as to me, it is a part of our Universal energy, but, I, like Venetian, worry about what we do with the by products.
THAT to me is the biggest concern for humanity.
Love Gillyxxx
RE: global warming
Well, on nuclear energy, the last I heard (and I have been "out" of the subject for about 4-5 years), Cold Fusion worked. And the idea that it didn't is a cover-up. The same individuals are still working on it - on the Continent last I heard. And that it's also been researched by several branches of the U.S. military. (Sorry, I'm not looking up references for any of that right now, but I did have extensive references.)
In 1999-2000 cold fusion was still creating energy from nothing, but wasn't predictable or steady. Neither was it explained. But some major companies were pouring money into it ... including even Exxon.
Something along those lines (cold fusion) gives you the energy without the dangers and the pollution.
V xxx
RE: global warming
Dear Gillyann
Well it is up to the grass roots to take action and responsibility otherwise we will never take our power back. So from my perspective people are the ones with the problem and we have the power to change it.
Lets go
Love beyond measure
Kim x
RE: global warming
Hi David,
Like Gilly, I am all in favour of trying nuclear fuel, but what to do with the spent by-products? Also, the very big risks from cancer.
I know it's negative, but I am sure that some way can be found to reduce the emissions and dispose of the spent fuel safely.
Love,
Patsy.
xxxxx