[Terrapreta] Carbon emissions show sharp rise

[Duane Pendergast]

Morning Jim,

Fortunately nuclear waste is a "little" problem in the overall scheme of
things, and that "waste" will likely become an energy resource for the
future - hopefully before fossil fuel supplies become so scarce that humans
are put in jeopardy from lack of energy. 

I'm concerned that if humans tap too much of the energy that drives the
carbon cycle that it will be diminished and the potential for initiatives
such as terra preta will be too.

I agree we do need to protect the environment on all fronts and nuclear
companies are no exception.

Duane


-----Original Message-----
From: terrapreta-bounces at bioenergylists.org
[mailto:terrapreta-bounces at bioenergylists.org] On Behalf Of Jim Joyner
Sent: December 31, 2007 7:06 AM
To: 'terrapreta'
Subject: Re: [Terrapreta] Carbon emissions show sharp rise

Duane Pendergast wrote:
> . . . If near zero carbon dioxide emission nuclear
> energy can help in the overall system - why not? 
>
> Duane
Duane . . . uh . . . not throw cold water on . . . but there is this 
little problem we are having with nuclear waste, that has become a 
political foorball . . . and gov'ts that insist on taking the liability 
for the the companies that create nuclear power, who in return don't 
have to be the carefullest people in the world.

Jim

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