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Re: How come the California gov't won't raise prices to kill electricity demand?

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From: Jim Blair
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 18:09
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Jim Blair wrote:

>> Consider the situation in Germany. The Greens (who started out as an
>> environmental movement) have now come around to supporting the replacement
>> of nuclear power plants with coal burning ones.   Not so much because they
>> really think coal burning is "better for the environment"--CO2, acid rain,
>> flyash, etc---but because they want to strenghten the coal miner unions.

Josh Halpern <vze23qvd@mail.verizon.net> wrote:
>
>They still regard nuclear as the Devil.  

Hi,

I wonder why asthma, emphysemia, acid rain and global warming are not
seen as the Devil?

>...Right now they are
>trying to figure out what the Environment Minister
>(a Green) should do about the next transport
>of nuclear material to Gorleben.  The demonstrations are
>going to run headlong into the hoof-and-mouth quarentines,
>as this is quite near to the Dutch border where the newest
>outbreaks are:......

That should be interesting.  Wonder if the animal rights groups will get
involved in this?  Will they side with the efforts to "save the animals" 
by killing thousands of them?  Or they try to stop the "Greens" from
protesting the nuclear transport because that will likely spread the 
hoof-and-mouth disease?  (Of course if they go to protest the Green 
protests, THEY will also help spread the disease ;-) 

Must be tough to be politically correct these days.

>
>If you can read German try www.fr-aktuell.de and read the
>Gorleben story of the day, if not
>
>josh halpern
>

No, I can't :-(  
But I trust that NG posters like you will keep me informed :-)

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From: Jim Blair <jeblair@facstaff.wisc.edu>
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