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Now-Justice Breyer argued that it was misleading to consider the environmental impact of nuclearpower without also considering the impact of alternatives such as coal. The most notable was by an administrative law professor at Harvard, one Stephen Breyer. There were a few more mentions of climate change in 1983.
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Wasn't nuclear was your decision some years ago that you've written about elsewhere, that you'd been misled about nuclear and you the way I understand it, that nuclearpower was the fastest and best way for us to decarbonize the economy while providing enough power and sustaining economies. I mean, come on dude.
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