A new plant construction project has broken ground somewhere in Georgia or Alabama, just off the top of my head. That is a first for a couple of decades. They also wanted a new one down near Houston in Texas, but it looks like that one was possibly delayed. The real issue is how many plants were recently built by the old GE boys that had to leave and go work for the Japanese.
Are you worried that water vapor from nuke plants is going to warm the planet?
Water vapor is the number one green house gas. So it is there logic problem, not mine. Nuke plants are designed to do one thing. Create immense amounts of heat by controlling and limiting a nuclear reaction. So how in the world can something designed to generate enormous amounts of heat, not be contributing to Global Warming ? Again, that is their logic problem, not mine.
A new plant construction project has broken ground somewhere in Georgia or Alabama, just off the top of my head.
So that would be zero? A negative number? Doesn't sound like a top Obama priority.
Water vapor is the number one green house gas.
Scary.
Are you worried that water vapor from nuke plants is going to warm the planet?