Filed in archive Current News by Reden Rodriguez on January 11, 2007

When I found this picture at Photos.Com I thought this is a perfect picture of what the European Commission is trying to do. The EU is marrying renewable energy and nuclear energy resources, according to their recent and highly controversial energy plan.

While there are many reactions to this plan, its quite a sad fact that the US has not reacted yet. President George W. Bush's reaction to the virtual challenge imposed by the EU energy program will be deal maker or breaker. Lets hope he does not let us down.

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