The Great Green Meltdown (Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger) USofA
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18.Apr.2015
John Shanahan
Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger - Nuclear energy today is broadly recognized by scientists, scholars, and analysts as an environmentally positive technology with risks, such as they are, overwhelmingly outweighed by its environmental benefits. Such is the consensus on this question that mainstream environmental leaders no longer attempt to contest it.
Entrance way to Ishtar Gate, Babylon, Replica in Pergamon Museum, Berlin, Germany
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