This pity show to observe existence of people similar to these. They work only for money and write that that can become explosion of public customs. And Milloy deforms all facts. I too can write any delirium concerning tragedies and cataclysms of our society, but I do not do it because is meanly.
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VNR has advantages as the greater scope of events, but reliability of news this main thing and seems to me that reliability - weak spot VNR. If though time will take place strong disinformation all reputation will be lost together. With firm.
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Concerning criticism all this delirium. Well have criticized, and what? Newspapers have not written anything such terrible thus as though was dissatisfied FAIR with it to lower a rating of such newspapers. On the contrary now about it finds out a plenty of people.
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Good there was a system, especially it is pleasant to me in it that the huge amount of people of various fields of activity there concentrates and everyone is the professional in the area. And it means that at everyone is what to say and at everyone is to that to learn.
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Reuters reports that one of Britain's "leading government advisory group[s]" [http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/35495/story.htm is strongly disagreeing] "with all those people advising the government that nuclear is necessary":
The Sustainable Development Commission, the government's watchdog on sustainable development issues, came down in favour of more renewable energy sources and greater energy efficiency rather than replacing old nuclear plants with new ones. ... "There is little point in denying that nuclear power has its benefits but, in our view, these are outweighed by serious disadvantages," [Commission chair Jonathon] Porritt said. He said the nuclear industry had not solved the problem of waste that remains highly toxic for millennia and was very secretive about its costs. Nuclear would risk proliferation and drain money from alternative power and distribution systems.
Reuters reports that one of Britain's "leading government advisory group[s]" [http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/35495/story.htm is strongly disagreeing] "with all those people advising the government that nuclear is necessary":
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