Comments on: 18,000 Warheads Converted to Nuclear Fuel

By: Anne

Anne — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 22:38:00 +0000

“For many years, there has been a
legitimate concern uranium from the commercial supply for fuel would
wind up in weapons, but what has happened is the reverse”

Now that is an interesting comment in light of the developments in Iran over the past decade or so. With the excuse of ‘peaceful nuclear power’ they may or may not have developed nuclear weapons.

Whether they actually did, is largely irrelevant. The uncertainty alone is enough to get the whole region in a panic and increase oil prices as a result. The hidden cost of nuclear power….

By: Anne

Anne — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 22:34:00 +0000

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–For
many years, there has been a legitimate concern uranium from the
commercial supply for fuel would wind up in weapons, but what has
happened is the reverse."Now that is an interesting comment in light of the developments in Iran over the past decade or so. We are still uncertain whether they have developed nuclear weapons or not. But the uncertainty is enough to upset the whole region and drive oil prices up. The hidden cost of nuclear power….

For
many years, there has been a legitimate concern uranium from the
commercial supply for fuel would wind up in weapons, but what has
happened is the reverse.Source: Clean Technica (http://s.tt/1hRdq)

By: tibi stibi

tibi stibi — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 19:04:00 +0000

adding these bomb’s made nuclear full very cheap. as soon these run out the price will increase. hopefully anding the nuclear all to getter

By: Ross

Ross — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 12:20:00 +0000

Nuclear weapons are a poor weapon anyway from an age before accurate targeting.

Now they could only be of use to terrorists and mad regimes bent on mass destruction.

Assuming the US and other nuclear powers never want to repeat detonating a bomb indiscriminately over a civilian target they should work hard to get rid of them completely. It seems that there are also better ways of deflecting asteroids than sending Bruce Willis up with a nuke.