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9 high-profile champions of nuclear power

9 high-profile champions of nuclear power

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Elliott Negin, Union of Concerned Scientists 01/26/2012 14:56 PM

Christy Todd Whitman has a right to promote nuclear power, but your readers have a right to know that she is a paid spokesperson for the nuclear industry. She routinely fails to disclose that fact. She is the co-chair of the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition, which was founded by and is solely funded by the Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry trade group. It is not much more than a website with a list of nuclear power supporters. If you want credible information about nuclear power, see .... More

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Anonymous 01/27/2012 11:06 AM

Who pays you? !!

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Christine Todd Whitman

Christine Todd Whitman, former New Jersey governor and head of the Environmental Protection Agency, calls the recent decision by Japan and Germany to close their countries’ nuclear power plants “reactionary.” Whitman says nuclear power is the cheap, zero-carbon answer to the unreliability of solar and wind power. In a recent opinion piece for The Hill, Whitman wrote, “No other electricity source can combine the benefits of knowing that it will always be on with its affordability and its lack of emissions.” Whitman supports renewing the licenses of the currently operational nuclear power plants around the country that are reaching the end of their 40-year expected life spans.
 
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