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Nukes on Ice: Nuclear Lobby Turns to Hockey’s Caps

1 October, 2009 - 14:21

The hockey stick has long been at the center of the debate over whether the earth is warming or cooling. Hockey sticks are now at the center of the debate over America’s energy future, too.

Associated Press
He brings a harder-hitting message than Al Gore.

The Nuclear Energy Institute, the nuclear lobby, just signed a season-long deal with the Washington Capitals, the pro hockey team, to promote low-emissions nuclear power at Caps games and through radio ads.

No prizes for guessing why the NEI would choose the Caps over other, higher-profile hockey teams—the folks in charge of[...]

[Published in GreenNews - Read the original article]