SRS looks toward post-Cold War uses
“How can you portray the creation of new nuclear weapons as a positive step for a community both locally and globally. We're creating weapons of mass destruction.”
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“How can you portray the creation of new nuclear weapons as a positive step for a community both locally and globally. We're creating weapons of mass destruction.”
“Safe Energy Director Sara Barczak was simply thrilled with the quality of all the completed spots.”
“There's just something about the company's culture”
“There's a lot of investment going into supply, but very little going into energy efficiency”
“This is pretty much the window of opportunity now”
“The government is using taxpayer money to build the MOX plant. The government made the plutonium at taxpayer expense, then the government will transport the plutonium at taxpayer expense, and then Duke Energy will use the fuel at a discount and charge their customers for it.”
“I don't know if it bodes good. The case against TVA is very good.”
“We've got an excessive amount of cities and counties violating the eight-hour ozone standards. We very clearly have a problem in the Southeast.”
“We've got an excessive amount of cities and counties violating the eight-hour ozone standards. We very clearly have a problem in the Southeast.”
“This is great and very timely”
“This is great and very timely”
“This is great and very timely”
A 10-year study by the Southern Appalachian Mountains Initiative concludes that local sources in the region cause most of the mountain haze, contradicting the long-held belief that pollution drifted from the industrial Midwest. The report recommends…
“There's a look (among the documents) that shows the utilities were involved in the negotiations. This is taxpayer dollars, (but) taxpayers were not privy to these negotiations”
“North Carolina is the only state in the Southeast to have formally committed to cutting carbon emissions from its electricity sector”