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That makes me very sad. I believe nuclear power should be developed further, and California, as a state could find solution for the waste problem, without waiti
by thecompilr 9y ago
That makes me very sad. I believe nuclear power should be developed further, and California, as a state could find solution for the waste problem, without waiting for the government. After all it is the richest, and most innovative state in the US.
Nuclear could make human kind 100% green decades ago, if not for FUD surrounding it.
I love wind and solar, but they are still unable to supply stable power 24/7 (and I love what the Tesla batteries do to solve that eventually), and can't be used globally.
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- CodeWriter23 9y agoThis very plant was built under an exemption to that law. Clearly indicating California gave them a chance. And all they came up with was grossly inadequate on-site storage. http://www.lao.ca.gov/BallotAnalysis/Initiative/2015-001 http://www.lao.ca.gov/BallotAnalysis/Initiative/2015-001 And I also would like to point out, when environmentalists refer to a process as “Green”, they exclude the ongoing production of highly-toxic byproducts, no matter how “safely” they are stored. Yes, CO2 is another toxic by byproduct. Renewables address CO2 as well as fuel-related toxins.
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