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Old 07-29-2005, 12:52 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Moomins
OK. Is there a point here?

Like I said before. If governments didn't borrow money to get these projects done or at the very least, provide sort form of financial support, tax credits, subsidies, bonds, etc, they wouldn't happen.

Projects that will take a long time (IE - ten years) to complete are more prone to cost overruns, even if an inflation factor is included.

What I don't understand is if you are so "pro" Kyoto, why would you have any problem with government's borrowing money to construct nuclear plants? After all, they would reduce the amount of "greenhouse gas" emitted, wouldn't they?
Re-read post 16 again and see if you can find the point.

Here's a hint, I was pointing out something fairly obvious to you.
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