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   right said fred from stoke says:

   Mar 25, 19:29

   The government needs to set up a think tank for new ideas. With people who will listen and take things that may work on and board.offer an incentive of a few million pounds for the best possible idea thats safe totally green no wast and so on .This will get everyones brains going.Becuase their are clever people out there but can't talk to any one about any ideas its got to be worth a bombe to solve this problem to any power company as it not???????

   Should Britain invest in nuclear power?

   No
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   RIGHT SAID FRED from STOKE says:

   Mar 25, 19:05

   Their is a better way than nuclear power.But try to get some one to listen and take it on.I have had an idea for some time .I have tried talking to the power companies its like hitting your head against a wall.I think they want the idea for free and make loads of mony for them selves.if any one ells as an idea keep it to your self.they cry their is no one with new ideas and when some one has one they don't want to know realy.nuclear power is dirty you can't get rid of the wast.And what happens when it goes tits up and they get a leak how many will suffer the SO ITS A BIG FAT NO

   Should Britain invest in nuclear power?

   No
3.  
   John Cooke from Bournemouth says:

   Mar 24, 21:09

   The cleanest,safest source of energy after muscle power

   Should Britain invest in nuclear power?

   Yes
4.  
   D from Cardiff says:

   Mar 17, 13:52

   Peter from St.Albans ;- In this country we have some of the highest rise and fall of tides in the world.We have more than sufficient free power available to run this country's electricity needs for hundreds of thousands of years.We should already be building Hydro Electric generating barrages around our country.In some cases like the Bristol Channel they could also provide road or rail links to reduce the congestion and pollution especially in the Bristol area. The Aswan Dam on the Nile produces 1.2 Gigawatts of power and when first built supplied all of Egypt.And thats just a large river. Just imagine with the advances in technology since then, what sort of power could we expect from several barrages built around this country. NO fuel required and no left over pollution. I agree that wind and wave power are non starters due to the low efficiency, but Hydro Electric power is already proven and we have the out of work manpower to build these generators. And just to emphasise my point the Aswan dam was built by the British.

   Should Britain invest in nuclear power?

   No
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   Peter from St. Albans says:

   Mar 3, 09:50

   All you who voted NO please go to your fuse-box and switch off the power. This is how you will have to live without nuclear power. We are running out of fossil fuels and wind / wave power will not get close to meeting our wants. To think that they will is a fantasy - a cosy warm idea, but unfounded in practicality.
   The best thing that we can all do is reduce our usage. Get energy saving lights, don't leave the TV on standby or battery chargers plugged in when not in use and so on.

   Should Britain invest in nuclear power?

   Yes

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