[imc-st.louis] “Why Can’t Nuclear Power Be Cheap?”

[Don Fitz]

*“Why Can’t Nuclear Power Be Cheap?”*

 

In early 2009 the Missouri legislature defeated attempts to pave the way 
for a new nuclear power plant by repealing the state’s No-CWIP law.  
“CWIP” refers to “construction work in progress.  Host Don Fitz 
interviews veteran nuke foe Kay Drey and Kathleen Logan-Smith of the 
Missouri Coalition for the Environment.  They discuss how the No-CWIP 
law prevents citizens from paying for a nuclear power plant that is 
never completed.  This Green Time (No. 318) is produced by the Gateway 
Greens in conjunction with KDHX.  Call 314-727-8554 or contact 
fitzdon at aol.com for information. 

 

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