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Subject: Re:  Nuclear Fusion
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Date: Tue, 4-Oct-83 15:54:37 EDT
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From:      Brint Cooper (CTAB) <abc@brl-bmd>

Sorry to disagree, but I quote from his message, "It is sad but true, however,
that an average coal plant releases much more radioactivity into the
environment than an average nuclear plant of the same capacity.  The NRC is
nnot allowed to regulate radioactive output from coal plants, otherwise ALL
coal plants might have to shut down."

So I ask again, what is the source of this assertion; who measured the
radioactivity, and where is the data reported?

Thanks,

Brint