Newsmeme!
Discover News you didn't know existed

• home
• news
• tagging
• how it works
• about
• data

W C

News

Dry Utah isn't the place for nuclear power

Published December 1, 2008, 7:37 am, Standard-Examiner

State lawmakers Mike Noel and Aaron Tilton are moving forward with their plans for a nuclear power plant in the desert of Eastern Utah, believing that only "extreme environmental groups" and those with "a no-growth agenda" object to nuclear power in Utah.

Full Story

Tags

No tags found at this time. Be the first to tag this news item, learn more.

Imagery

Related W C Stories

From Various News Sources

Give Thanks? Science Supersized Your Turkey Dinner - Wired
Your corn is sweeter, your potatoes are starchier and your turkey is much, much bigger than the foods that sat on your grandparents' Thanksgiving dinner table. Most everything on your plate has undergone tremendous genetic change under the intense ...

Political Insider - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Get the latest news, opinions and blogs on politics and the election from across the state on the Georgia Politics page. Former Gov. Roy Barnes has said he?s not running for governor in 2010 when Gov. Sonny Perdue ends his second and final term ...

November 2008 - Posts - MSNBC Firstread
In the hotly contested Minnesota Senate recount, missing ballots could provide another source of rancor between the two candidates. In a Franken camp teleconference call this afternoon, lead recount attorney Marc Elias stressed the need to find ...

Democrats' Anti-Yucca Mountain Stances Complicated by Records - Common Dreams
LAS VEGAS - The leading Democratic presidential candidates are united on the government's Yucca Mountain nuclear waste storage plan: They'd scrap it. Their vigorous opposition to the project reflects Nevada's importance as one of a handful of states ...

Obama Will Spend over $3 Trillion on ECONWAR! Fire and Penalize the ... - OpEdNews.com
Penalize Bank Oligarchs to Help Cover the $3 Trillion or More Obama Will Be Spending On His EconWar 1) yes, I think we are at war. This is a war not unlike we've fought in Iraq, where the enemy is within our country. These agents of the enemy, many ...

US elections 2004 - Guardian Unlimited
For supporters of John Kerry, who have seen allegations about the Democratic candidate's military record sap his campaign, it must have seemed like a case of just deserts. The president, George Bush, was last week looking vulnerable on the same ...

Clothesline Rule Creates Flap In New England States - Common Dreams
CONCORD, N.H. - They say they only want to protect their "right to dry." And in three New England states, advocates for clotheslines - yes, clotheslines, strung across the yard, draped with socks and sheets - are pushing for new laws to liberate ...

Drugs Reveal Another Possible Cause of Aging - Wired
Early but intriguing research on mice suggests a new mechanism of aging, and possibly a way to stall it. Drugs designed to target one aspect of aging also seem to help repair DNA damage and regulate gene activity, preventing them from going haywire ...

Oberlin council urged to pass law denying assistance to immigration ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer Blog
OBERLIN -- Federal officials will get no help from city officials or police in looking for illegal immigrants if council approves a proposed "no-assist" law. The city's Human Relations Commission this week recommended the council adopt a law that ...

American socialism won't work - Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier
If there is anything to be learned in this election cycle it is that many Americans, perhaps the majority, want the government to take care of them. They not only tolerate a Nanny State, they want a Nanny State. I find this development troubling ...

Related Social Bookmarks

None found at this time.