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"Dmitry A. Kazakov" <mailbox@dmitry-kazakov.de> wrote in message
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> However there is a true long term perspective problem with nuclear
> energy. Nuclear energy shifts the temperature balance, because it is a
> source of energy indendent from what we are receiving from the sun. At
> the present level it is nothing and will remain nothing for a very
> long period of time. But some day it will be necessary to find a way
> to radiate the heat dissipated in the atmosphere into space.

How would that compare to the extra energy that the earth traps from
increase of CO2 in the air?
;-)