Is Cold Fusion a Valid Argument Against Nuclear Power?

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The discussion centers on the validity of using cold fusion as an argument against nuclear power. Participants highlight that cold fusion is fundamentally a form of nuclear power, thus questioning the logic behind opposing nuclear energy while advocating for cold fusion. The conversation references a specific article related to Chernobyl, suggesting that it lacks substantial factual support. Additionally, users point to previous threads by contributors Astronuc and Morbias, which provide extensive information on the realities of nuclear power.

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I am sure everyone alredy knew, since it has been in the news and all, but I have seen the link below become quite popular on the internet. The thing is, the same people that post this link, argue aginst nuclear power and start talking about researching subjects like cold fusion.:rolleyes:

Anyway, I thought I would ask about the validity of this persons facts, just to check.

http://todayspictures.slate.com/inmotion/essay_chernobyl/
 
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That is a "human interest" story and kinda thin on facts. Is there anything specific you are wondering about?
 
theCandyman said:
argue aginst nuclear power and start talking about researching subjects like cold fusion.

Nevermind that any sort of fusion IS nuclear power :smile: :smile: :smile:

there's plenty of threads around here with, amongst other things, Astronuc's and Morbias's extensive amount of information as to the realities of nuclear power
 

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