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Correspondence: Philip Moore.(REACTION TIME)(Critical essay)

Ian Lowe's essay is strong on assertions but weak on factual evidence. He tells us that nuclear power is too expensive (p.3 and many other places), the economic case for nuclear power is very dubious and is usually based on a careful selection of past evidence or heroic assumptions about future costs (p.3), the economics don't stack up (p.19), there is no economic case for it (p.19), it is at least double and perhaps three times the price of coal and gas (p.35), it costs much more than some renewables (p.36), and economists can't see any way of making the costs look credible (p.66). There is more, but you get the point. He correctly says that comparisons of economics are ...

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