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Nuclear Energy
http://www.cna.ca/english/seminar2004/files/RVAslides.pdf
Nuclear energy provides beautiful images  too and is also very close to greenhouse gas free. This photo shows two recently completed CANDU 6 reactors in China.

We are reminded of human interaction with the  environment. The sky is hazy. The water is brown from  soil washed down from upstream land.

We often promote  nuclear energy simply as a greenhouse gas free substitute for other fuels. It can be more than that.

Nuclear energy could be used to make more water available for agriculture via pumping or possibly desalination.

Energy employed that way could play a role in  absorbing carbon from the atmosphere. The integration of nuclear energy into control of the carbon cycle can turn thus it into  a creator of  carbon sinks through influence on agriculture and forestry. Doug Lightfoot will tell us how to get more from nuclear fission resources.