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Mike
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Buying a plasma means supporting nuclear energy

Aug 15th 2006 4:24PM on Engadget HD

This is such a farce of a story. Electronics have not just recently become more popular. Welcome to the 80's electronics have been increasing in popularity this entire time. This is nothing new. By the way, your picture showing a "nuclear plant" is a cooling tower that is only used for cooling water-they are empty and completely "unradioactive". If you are wanting to show something that is nuclear--try showing something that half of the coal plants do not utilize... The nuclear plants are not the plants that blow up all over the country or are contaminating the environment...check out your local dumps, chemical plants, local industry and yes, even your friendly government agencies...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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