Wind Energy in Norway, Nuclear in F*nland
Posted by feww on May 27, 2008
Are the Norwegians More Intelligent Than the Finns?
Top 10 Reasons why the Norwegians May Be More Intelligent that the Finns [then again …]:
10. Finland with an estimated population of 5.32million, most of whom are intoxicated most of the time [no offense intended, just citing a matter of fact relayed to us by a Finnish colleague,] wants more nuclear energy despite the fact … well read it for yourself: More nuclear power and How Do You Say ‘Duck-n-Cover’ in Finnish?
As for our Norwegian [distant] cousins, the North Sea gas pipeline operator Gassco has just awarded [Aug 20, 2008] Sweden’s Marine Matteknikk AB “a contract to survey 636 km of seabed for potential pipelines to carry carbon dioxide to offshore burial sites.” (Source)
Let’s hope there’ll never be an earthquake on the Norwegian Continental shelf.
Continued …
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