DUMMERSTON — RE: “Vermont Yankee investigates electrical failure,” June 20:
So very, very reliable (I say sarcastically).
Not clean. Not green. Not safe. Not cheap. Not necessary.
Not new. It's old, very old. It should be called “oldclear.”
Peace.
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