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Old 19-01-2005, 17:07   #21
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Re: Nuclear power

There is alot of talk about Fusion within my friends, apparantly France has decided they may go it alone and test the reactors if the EU people keep mucking about, and as Japan who is eager to test the reactors and help get it stable.

The debate was on BBC a short while ago, while we don't hear much about it in todays press, I do follow a group e-mail from a private group I am involved with on MSN, who are saying things are moving on, and we are not that far off perhaps 20 years or just a bit more, but we are so close its not worth stopping now.

If just IF some country perhaps gets it right before then, aint all this works worth it? Even if we are researching it in 2045, we will still be getting somewhere, rather then giving up and backing down because " it will never work".
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