Atomic Heat Power Could Warm Vermont Greenhouses
University of Vermont botanist Dr. Richard Klein argues for using nuclear plant cooling water to heat greenhouses in the Champlain valley. He cites Iceland and Stockholm precedents, warns of thermal pollution, and envisions subtropical crops like bananas and mangoes thriving in winter with hot water redirected to heated structures.
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Delos Smith
UPI
New York
Vermont
Richard Klein
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
University of Vermont
Lake Champlain
Natural History
American Museum of Natural History
Champlain Valley
Klein
Minnesota
Iceland
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