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 [NEI Nuclear Notes] U.K. Nuclear Update: With demand for energy growing by around 0.7 per cent per year, the report said production will be 20 per cent, below peak demand by 2015.For more on the study, click here. Click here for more from Tim Worstall, who takes Greenpeace to task for a typical distortion about nuclear energy.

[Timworstall.typepad.com] Tim Worstall: The blog consensus can be wildly at odds withthat of the general population: for example, there is one solitary blogin the UK defending ID cards while opinion polls suggest that 70 percent of the country look forward to the tattooed barcode on theirforehead.

 [Neinuclearnotes.blogspot.com] NEI Nuclear Notes: Patrick Moore who titled his presentation “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nuclear Energy.” We’ve mentioned Moore on this blog many times because of his dramatic departure from Greenpeace co-founder to a supporter of nuclear energy, but I’ve never heard him speak. It was riveting.

[Baysense.com] BaySense: A kindred Greenspirit: It was time to switch from confrontation to consensus, time to stop fighting and start talking with the people in charge. I became a convert to the idea of sustainable development and the need to consider social and economic issues along with my environmental values.

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