Quote from: Raven on Today at 11:21:29 AMNot anymore it's not.
Dounreay was the UK's centre of fast reactor research and development from 1955 until 1994 and is now Scotland's largest nuclear clean-up and demolition project.

Well it was worth it then!

Can you not find it in your heart to spare the fellow on the grounds of his being delusional. 

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Can I chuck the The Arch Bishop of Canterbury in please..!!

I am fed up with all this 'Forgive' everybody.. 

Yes that's another daft place to use.

This is why I don't go to Sandside.

There are quite a few smallish roundabouts in these parts with bushes in the middle high enough to make cars coming round invisible til they are quite close. I'm not sure if this is some deliberate ploy to calm traffic. If it is it is one that fails because those roundabouts just seem to me to be dangerous.

I'm in favour but there is always that nagging little voice asking me why are they always sited in remote locations. Then rationality answers because of NIMBYs and the planning system.

There have been accidents but apart from Chernobyl there has been little in the way of widespread contamination or casualties.

If we are going to continue in a world of comfort with increasing energy demand and not return to one of hunter gatherers rubbing boy scouts together or whatever it is you do to light a campfire then nuclear will need to form part of the mix of energy sources.

Not anymore it's not.
Dounreay was the UK's centre of fast reactor research and development from 1955 until 1994 and is now Scotland's largest nuclear clean-up and demolition project.

Seems they chose the wrong place Sheila, but that's Council's for you. Ours is in areas in Parks and up the river walks.