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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2010 · 1H 34M

Nuclear Power, Yes or No?

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Nuclear power, yes or no? Bruno Comby founded and works with EFN – Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy in France. He has written a book on the topic which has gained popularity in Europe. Jim Riccio is Nuclear Policy Analyst for Greenpeace in the United States. Complete interviews with Jim Riccio and Bruno Comby Music by: The Beatles, Christina Lorr, Michael Penn, The Youngbloods, Derrik Jordan, Domenico + 2, The Great Divide, Paul Rodgers, The Jam, Robbie Robertson, and James Taylor. The post Nuclear Power, Yes or No? appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

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