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Old 12-07-2006, 00:04   #29
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Re: BBC News - Standby power scare story

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
vandals will brick it lol I know nuclear waste is hard to contain but its by far and away the most effective (notice I didn't dare say efficient lol) way of producing large amounts of electricity.And it doesnt involve using vast quantities oh fossil fuels being burnt
Could maybe build them near council housing estates Maybe get the Russians in to manage them - they are the experts. Provide employment for the area.
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