> I don't care whether the yield it let's say 1/10 of a conventional bom.
> Especially not after it exploded near me.
>
> Wouter van Ooijen

Would you rather stopping the Atlantic conveyor and turning most of 
Europe into something that more closely resembles the climate of 
Siberia? Nuclear power or global warming those are the only two viable 
options that anybody has actually presented.
Solar is nice but its rather hard to run your aluminum smelter off one. 
(solar photovoltaics seem especially silly for large scale power)

Fusion is the only real answer to all this but nobody wants to spend any 
money on it. It should be the prime goal of the scientific and 
engineering establishments around the world. The world needs a goal of 
producing commercial scale fusion power before 2015. It really is the 
most important thing in the world. Think, with access to fusion power 
china would not be opening 2 new coal fired power stations every week. 
You want to stop emissions start with that.
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