Re: H2 and nuclear

[Rick Tarara <rtarara@SAINTMARYS.EDU>]

'new analyst'  A great source of scientific and engineering knowledge!

How does denying ourselves a proven, 'safe', HIGH DENSITY, energy resource
that can fill some serious supply gaps during the next 100 years solve the
political 'problem' (nuclear proliferation by inference)?

Rick

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Hemminger" <Hemmig@D-E.ORG>

> A news analyst yesterday pointed out that Iran's decision to comply with
> UN demands to halt Uranium enrichment etc. is all very well and good,
> but in fact, during this self-imposed moratorium Iran will be able,
> legally, to upgrade its facilities so that in a few years it can simply
> back out of its agreements and produce weapons grade fuel.  Hasn't the
> situation in N. Korea forced us to see that the problem with nuclear
> power is insurmountable?