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By Bal(t)imoron, 4 months and 8 days ago

A Tale of Two American Energy Strategies

Low-Level Nuclear Waste in the US It's a convenient opportunity, but one cannot be impressed by how Canada's British Columbia and America's EnergySolutions are conducting their respective carbon and nuclear energy policies. It's no surprise, but I lean towards nuclear energy as a carbon-free alternative and favor carbon taxes. But, for nuclear energy proponents to defend. On the other hand, while keeping the overall budget revenue-neutral.

And, where are the Democrats on energy? …wait, where is America's national energy strategy, not it's corporate habits?

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