.....firming to a buy, page-8

thanks Warren....

and thanks to the green party the anti berlisconi vote succeeded (inc water rites and indictment delays)
and the opportunity to pump more oil/coal residues into the atmosphere succeeded too.....anyways, my point is that there is, now, not much we dont know.....we're clear that the germans have a poilitical wriggle for voters and have reached nuclear parity by asking france to supply shortfall in nuclear energy with, erm, nuclear energy and we know that the chinese and japanese have affirmed their plans for more plants/reactors and france continues to expand nuclear faicilities due to, erm, outside powers demands.......

the amount of capital invested into these projects is the size that influences governing politicians to make public remarks in favour of the industry while the oppositions make remarks to make themselves look good.......that's about the truth of politics......

BLR is high in the list as a leader in terms of in-situ resource....the demand remains strong, the demand for baseload and generational population expansion places burden on the industry to expand infrastructure.....

imo, ime