Nuclear facts needed

THE call from the Oireachtas joint committee on Communications, Marine and Natural Resources for a public debate on nuclear energy is to be welcomed.

Nuclear facts needed
Tue, 20 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
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The debate so far has not been as open-minded or as well-informed as it could be. The decision on whether to go the nuclear route is a momentous one, and it deserves the closest possible consideration of all the facts regarding the potential risks and benefits.

John Stafford

136 Dargle Wood

Knocklyon

Dublin 16

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