Word: fossilized
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Alan S. Manne, professor of Political Economy at the Kennedy School of Government, said yesterday before the Public Utilities Control Authority (PUCA) in Hartford that a nuclear moratorium would cost an extra $300 billion in the next forty years in a conservation-oriented economy using fossil energy...
...assumptions are that nuclear power is cheaper and involves fewer national security problems than fossil fuels and that atomic power poses fewer environmental hazards than do fossil fuels, Bupp said...
Manne said that the $300 billion "is not worth paying" and that "it would make better sense to allocate a fraction of this amount to further improvements in nuclear safety," and advocated a minimum-cost combination of energy conservation, fossil fuel power production, and some nuclear energy...
Widener - Tremendous if you smoke a pipe or feel like a fossil. Actually, it does sound impressive to say you studied here, and there are a few good stalls on 'B' level, but be on the lookout for World War I draft evaders who have yet to find their...
...appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court. Her late husband, whose views she apparently shares, was a conservative of the Neanderthal stripe. Obviously, she irks Justice Snow. One of the internal contradictions of the play is that Snow, despite his liberal views, is some thing of a chauvinistic fossil when it comes to accepting women on the high bench. In any event, as you may possibly guess, Justice Snow, after suffering a heart attack, has so won his way into Justice Loomis' thought processes that she casts a vote his way in a close decision concerning some venal corporation...