I think it is real important that people understand that we are pretty sincere about what we are doing.
Nuclear power is not to be feared, but to be respected.
How about the whole issue of the nuclear waste that we are generating, and the fact that we continue to have it located in dry and wet stora...
In terms of, you know, terrorist attack, you hear that. Oh my goodness, if something happens there that, you know, we will have calamity.
And also security.
We are trying to launch the nuclear renaissance in this country.
I would be remiss if I didn't say a few words on the Davis-Besse incident, because that facility is located in the State of Ohio.
I have to tell you that Senator Carper and I have worked very, very hard to create an environment there where they can replace their people.
they now look at safety culture as part of their reactor oversight process, which they didn't before.
I think unless you, on the national level, through OMB, or through other agencies, basically say to folks, look, get it on the street--
In Ohio, we have $2.7 billion worth of highway projects that are shovel-ready, but we only have $1 billion available in stimulus funds.