Re[2]: [at-l] Re: Maine land prices

[Bob C." <ellen@clinic.net (Bob C.)]

"...The  fact  that  a  given  plant  produces  such-and-such  a  portion of New
England's  present  energy  output  doesn't  seem  (IMHO) to be relevant, unless
you're  suggesting  that  one  really  HUGE  plant would be better than a lot of
smaller ones," SUGGESTs Terrapin.

Ah.  Terrapin.  You  haven't been listening. I'm saying that this nation needs a
rational energy policy. A rational policy would recognize an energy problem. But
would  also  recognize that "feel-good," politically correct "solutions" that in
no  way  solve the problem, make a rational energy policy even more difficult to
achieve.

We  don't  need  multiple  excuses  for  not doing anything significant. We need
hardheaded rational solutions.

Weary