re: #177 WindUpBird

That’s you crying uncle because you can’t answer the question. :-)

No, it’s because his question is irrelevant on so many points. For one, he offers nothing as to the costs of the Copenhagen farce, and if he or you are honest, you know will be so far more expensive than nuclear power plants dotting the USA.

At least there’s an idea of what it costs to put up a nuclear power plant and besides that, it makes money after it’s up and running. Imagine that.

Out of Copenhagen, we’ll been told that we have to pay something, lower our standard of living, but don’t know how much or how low, for how long, or even what the technology and/or money will be used for. Given that not just one, but that 192 nations and the UN are involved, my money is that 100 new nuclear power plants up and running in the US will be cheaper than installing a few thousand windmills in Bangladesh after all the “administrative” costs are paid. Oh, and those will not generate much energy or money for that matter.