Nuclear Green on the Energy Collective

Once again my plans to write new posts has been thwarted by a debate that has broken out on the Energy Collective over my The COP15 problem is not climate change skepticism, it is anti nuclear fanaticism post. My post now has over 1000 hits and has received 22 comments. I don't know if it is good or bad, but I am the blogger whose posts draw the most comments on the Energy Collective.

In the meantime you can view the this link on deciding the future of TVA Bellefonte’s nuclear power plant, and this one for the accompanying story.

Nuclear Green on the Energy Collective

The Energy Collective picked up my Alternative Wind Backup post. Stephen Gloor, an Australian Engineer, picked up on my post and started a vigorous debate on my dissatisfaction with wind CO2 performance. Gloor is far from stupid, and he proved a serious opponent during the early part of the debate. But when I was able to responds to his arguments he fell back on reciting trite anti-nuclear line, and began parroting Amory Lovins. By now the debate is up to 17 comments, which is quite a lot by Energy Collective standards.