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Poll: Is nuclear power part of the solution to carbon emissions?


Posted: Feb 25, 2007

Looks like a third of the respondents are skeptics about wither climate change or efforts to stop and remediate climate change. Of those who accept the need for some kind of carbon emissions solution a quarter were opposed to nuclear power out of hand. The rest were roughly equally divided between nuclear power enthusiasts and tentative adopters. No consensus here.

New poll: Should there be a standing United Nations military force to enforce world law?


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