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Environment & Energy

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6. I don't need the BBC to tell me basic and obvious facts.

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 07:12 PM

Nov 17

Facts we see every day here in the US.

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BBC: Why Canada could become the next nuclear energy 'superpower' [View all] OKIsItJustMe Nov 17 OP

Haven't you heard? OKIsItJustMe Nov 17 #2

Great for Putin, fascists and billionaires. Irish_Dem Nov 17 #3

You must be one of those BBC watching Irish OKIsItJustMe Nov 17 #4

I don't need the BBC to tell me basic and obvious facts. Irish_Dem Nov 17 #6

Same here. Irish_Dem Nov 17 #9

My brother damn near died of it recently OKIsItJustMe Nov 17 #10

Yes I know. Irish_Dem Nov 17 #11

Thorium is the future... Not uranium. yourout Nov 17 #5

Thorium's Long-Term Potential in Nuclear Energy: New IAEA Analysis OKIsItJustMe Nov 17 #7

Nuclear power isn't green GoreWon2000 Nov 18 #12