The skilled workforce is our first line of defense to protect workers and people who live near these failing stations. There must be a national debate about the potential loss of revenue by ratepayers and the American people. In opposition to Vermont Yankee's continued claims of economic viability, AmerGen's incredibly low-priced offer demonstrates that Vermont Yankee is in terrible condition. After all, this is a business deal. And if Vermont Yankee is in such bad shape, then it follows that the responsible thing to do is to close it before there's an accident.
Nuclear power is a failed technology.
Radiation without representation is tyranny. These nuclear profiteers are acting against the will of the people and the people must know what is happening to their tax dollars and ratepayer contributions. We're here to sound the cry. Given the ever-mounting costs of decommissioning and the effects of a single, massive failure by one large company holding dozens and dozens of facilities, the financial consequences could easily outstrip the Savings and Loan scandal.