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434 comments on World Energy and Population: Trends to 2100
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So let's all hope settlement is in sight before matters get far worse. If you want to get an idea of far worse read World Energy and Population: Trends to 2100.
We support nuclear electric power for our Persian friends as part of settlement of these unfortunate matters because without nuclear power lots of Persians will likely face starvation in the dark and cold.
http://www.prosefights.org/nmlegal/nsalawsuit/nsalawsuit.htm#zavitz
I would suggest Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) instead. Faster, cheaper (assuming doing your own enrichment), better in the desert.
So much less controversial.