Nuclear-fuelled Ireland would be totally dependent on supplier

PHILIP WALTON continues to press the case for nuclear electricity in Ireland (Letters, June 18).

Mon, 02 Jul, 2007 - 01:00

He makes it all sound like a no-brainer.

It is true that the energy available from a kilogram of uranium and other fissile materials is enormous by comparison with the energy from a kilogram of any other currently accessible energy source.

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