Indeed. In TFA 'fission' is only used once, and that's as the author quotes from a statement made in 1972: " ... the party said it supported “greater research

Indeed. In TFA 'fission' is only used once, and that's as the author quotes from a statement made in 1972: " ... the party said it supported “greater research and development” into “unconventional energy sources” including solar, geothermal, and “a variety of nuclear power possibilities to design clean breeder fission and fusion techniques.” " The continued muddling of fission and fusion is regrettable, as the former's increasingly looking unpalatable, and the latter's gaining more credibility & interest. Plenty of people would be for one but not the other.