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Re: Britain 'faces power cuts threat'.     

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Author: Brimstone
Date: Sep 18, 2008 02:02

... power stations. Nope because carbon capture is unproven and expensive and is being used merely as an excuse to build more heavily polluting coal power stations. Protesters have helped to publicise this scam. If it's not put into use and further developed how does it become "proven"? While renewables look attractive they cannot meet demand and are in some cases uneconomic. ...
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Re: Britain 'faces power cuts threat'.     

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Author: Tony Dragon
Date: Sep 18, 2008 00:34

.... Nope because carbon capture is unproven and expensive and is being used merely as an excuse to build more heavily polluting coal power stations. Protesters have helped to publicise this scam. While renewables look attractive they cannot meet demand and are in some cases uneconomic. Nuclear is extremely hazardous and costly. The only sensible solution in the short ...
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Re: Britain 'faces power cuts threat'.     

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Author: NotMe
Date: Sep 18, 2008 00:18

...> stations. Nope because carbon capture is unproven and expensive and is being used merely as an excuse to build more heavily polluting coal power stations. Protesters have helped to publicise this scam. While renewables look attractive they cannot meet demand and are in some cases uneconomic. Nuclear is extremely hazardous and costly. So you don't like any sort of power ...
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Re: Britain 'faces power cuts threat'.     

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Author: Doug
Date: Sep 18, 2008 00:02

... stations. Nope because carbon capture is unproven and expensive and is being used merely as an excuse to build more heavily polluting coal power stations. Protesters have helped to publicise this scam. While renewables look attractive they cannot meet demand and are in some cases uneconomic. Nuclear is extremely hazardous and costly. The only sensible solution in the short term is...
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Traffic - the book     

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Author: Jeremy Parker
Date: Sep 17, 2008 11:11

... whatever, for example, although it does talk about the accidents caused by the excessive number of helicopter commuters in Sao Paulo. Most of the stuff was not too surprising to me. Things get publicised fairly soon after they have been discovered nowadays. However, I wouldn't be surprised if there were quite a number of people on this list who would refuse to believe some of the ...
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Films that talk about stories and say something are things that usaually have and pass by MDA.     

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Author: Damned-Virus-Data Miner providers
Date: Sep 16, 2008 04:40

...items are not sold and you have to buy yourself online at www.amazon.com etc. Soem of these content are also not uitable for children to view so they did not take out to sell or even publicised/announced these DVD. These are actually some of the reason behind this whole issue, that's all......is still viewable if you believe your life to buy and view. Written by: Dr, MR FRanc MBBS (PhD)...
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Re: Is your licence out of date?     

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Author: Peter Hill
Date: Sep 11, 2008 13:59

... to drive until the age of 70. Motoring organisations blamed the Government for the fiasco and said 'most' drivers believed their licences were for life. They said officials had failed to publicise sufficiently the fact that new-style licences - unlike the old paper ones - expire after a set period and have to be renewed. To rub salt into wounds, drivers will have to a ...
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Re: Is your licence out of date?     

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Author: Fod
Date: Sep 11, 2008 07:08

... 'most' drivers believed their licences were for life. When i got mine it had blurb saying it would need renewed and the license had the date on it. They said officials had failed to publicise sufficiently the fact that new-style licences - unlike the old paper ones - expire after a set period and have to be renewed. 'People think they have already paid them for once over ...
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Re: The great whore and the beast she rides.     

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Author: kmurphy004
Date: Aug 20, 2008 15:52

...'t of thought of weak reasoning before me?... but wait!!! If it was really that boring, who would have bothered to publicise it? Inventing weak reasoning is nothing special, publicising weak reasoning is the mark of a great genius. But do you know what, The Devil (yes, it's true, I've really...
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Re: Dirty tactics to defend a dirty industry     

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Author: JNugent
Date: Aug 11, 2008 01:24

... status quo. But not very convincingly. What about Murdoch and various editors who toddle along to Downing Street every so often? Our mainstream media is all too quick to publicise political dissent on other countries but seems somewhat reluctant to do the same here, unless it involves violence to the discredit of the protesters. What? Murdoch goes to Downing Street ...
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