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Nuclear benefits?(LETTERS TO THE EDITOR)(Letter to the Editor)
In Robert J. Pasteure's letter to the editor entitled "Nuclear Benefits," he states: "It is a fairly clean way of producing the energy needed to power our ever-growing energy demands."
If this statement were entirely true, why all the fuss, ruckus, and expense about what to do with the "spent" still hot and ...
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