Re: The Sun, The Wind and Nuclear Power?

["andre geerdink" <volkswagen181@HOTMAIL.COM>]

You should also take into account the radioactive emissons and ashes 

generated in a coal burning power plant.

I read Po 210 emissions are estimated on 10 Bq/g in combustion dust.  -> 

0.0001 man.Sv/MW Year?

Does anyone have more information about the ra emissions from coal plants 

and nuclear plants?



André Geerdink



>

>A study by Dr. Nigel Mortimer for Friends of the Earth

>in England, which is widely cited by nuclear

>opponents, found that a nuclear plant, through its

>fuel cycle, emits as much CO2 as an equivalent coal

>plant. The industry contests this conclusion, however,

>finding CO2 emissions are somewhere between 0.5

>percent to 4 percent of the emissions from equivalent

>coal-fired generating capacity.

>



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