Nuclear Nitwits 101

A woman who lives in the shadow of the giant Bruce Nuclear Power Plant near Kincardine Ontario has been enjoying its bounty of cheap electricity for decades and continues to do so.  But now she is worried.

She has noticed (a bit too late) that nuclear power plants produce dangerous waste and some idiot at the plant has been storing it right where all that cheap power was used, in her back yard.

Now that Bruce Nuclear has boiled most of the water out of Lake Huron she thinks the stored waste might be a threat to her precious lake.

Yes Marti, it is a threat, but let me assure you that the plant itself was and is a much bigger threat.  You should have considered this problem thirty years ago, before you had the chance to accumulate all of the thousands of tons of waste that were produced to brighten up your living room.

Blinded by the light?  You made this bed Marti, so don’t bitch about having to sleep in it.  You cannot check out, and you can never leave.

And don’t say we didn’t warn you.  In 1976 we published a book on the subject – Repeat Performance: The Nuclear Age.  Take a look at the 2012 updated Second Edition:

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