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The hope is that small reactors are cheaper to produce and maintain. Also, can you give more detail on why you think regulation is so over the top?

• Causality1 7y ago
  In short, deliberate regulatory obstructionism. Telling people you'll protect them from nuclear meltdown is a great way to get votes. Estimates for the cost of nuclear energy without the past four decades of anti-nuke activism are as low as 10% of current costs. https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/10/12/2169 https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/10/12/2169
  • EricE 7y ago
    lol - love how the logic and reason posts are getting voted down by the hysterical anit-nukers.
    • 7952 7y ago
      I didn't down vote. But it's not like the parent really gave much evidence that regulation was the actual proximate cause of decline. Or anything to prove that the regulation was excessive. Reactively blaming everything on hysteria is irrational.