RE: Anti-Nuclear Sentiments and Nuclear Plant Vulnerability to Terror ists

["Neil, David M" <neildm@ID.DOE.GOV>]

http://www.enn.com/community/forum/view-message-thread.asp?F=1&T=3507 

 Interesting thread on this subject on the Environmental News Network site.





Surprising, the degree of rational thought and understanding of risk.  Even

in the messages I didn't post :-D



Dave Neil		neildm@id.doe.gov



		Dogs think you are family. Cats think you are staff





-----Original Message-----

From: Darnell, Peter [mailto:Peter.Darnell@FERNALD.GOV]

Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 11:48 AM

To: Radsafe List Server (E-mail)

Subject: Anti-Nuclear Sentiments and Nuclear Plant Vulnerability to

Terror ists





As I have been reading the posts on this subject, I find myself growing ever

more cynical.  While I agree that these topics are somewhat related to the

purpose of this list server, I believe the continuing conversation to be

akin to "beating a dead horse."  Regardless of professional opinion and the

existence of scientific proof (however you wish to define proof), there will

be those that will never be swayed to the benefits of nuclear power.  I draw

this humble conclusion because there exists a society (of fairly rational

people) that maintains the Earth is flat.

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