Lithuania shuts its only nuclear power station (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8435628.stm)
"The closure of the Soviet-era plant was a condition of Lithuania's membership of the European Union."
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This reeks of the 'world' agenda.
This was one of those original Graphite Reactors with it's unstable
control points, I believe. Sort of like balancing a stick by one of it's ends.
Good luck.
:S:MarkSCoffman
Quote from: mscoffman on January 01, 2010, 12:59:55 PM
This was one of those original Graphite Reactors with it's unstable
control points, I believe. Sort of like balancing a stick by one of it's ends.
Good luck.
:S:MarkSCoffman
That stick seems to have been powering 80% of Lithuania. :-\
Now they should take and make a big copper ring around the whole facility. And electromagentically stimulate the whole place. Using clean technology as the scource of the em. This should clean the place up in a matter of days compared to thousands of years.
What's even more interesting is that over 90% of those who participated in the referendum voted NO to the closing of the plant. There goes European democracy. Wonder if France or Germany will close their over 50 reactors each?
But wait, China says they will build 10 per year now.
thay