3/4 of japanese voters want to see nuclear out, page-24

Crazybull,
instead of posting crap like that last post, I suggest you actually do some reading of what governments are actually doing about it, due to the concerns of its citizens..

Japan to abandon nuclear plans and embrace renewables:

http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/en/news-and-blogs/campaign-blog/japan-to-abandon-nuclear-plans-and-embrace-re/blog/34728

Germany enters the age of renewables:
http://www.energy-enviro.fi/index.php?PAGE=2&NODE_ID=4&ID=3669

World puts more focus on renewables:
http://www.energy-enviro.fi/index.php?PAGE=2&NODE_ID=4&ID=3560

And a nice little report covering a range ot topic's on it.

The Ripples of the Fukushima Crisis
in Europe:

http://www.velaw.com/uploadedFiles/VEsite/Resources/ClimateChangeNewsletterJune2011.pdf

Golden age of gas possible by 2035 ? IEA

http://www.zimbio.com/Japan+Earthquake+2011/articles/rHxAOBccXlm/Golden+age+gas+possible+2035+IEA

I am not saying its all about windpower, solor, geothermal, hydro, bioenergy and or gas.. but its a healthy mix so that we don't get all caught in investing and thinking that nuclear is the only way to go..

I welcome the investment in these industries and look forward to seeing vast improvements in how they produce, manage storage and integration into the grid in to the future..

Just look how far we have advance in the last 10 years across the board and then expand this thinking to where it could be..

"The power of the worlds top engineers is the ability to think past the here and now and reach to conclusions that average people can only dream of.."