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>ITER is so badly delayed that it's almost certainly not going to be a key player in fighting climate change. But is that the fault of the scientists and engin
by andrepd 6y ago
>ITER is so badly delayed that it's almost certainly not going to be a key player in fighting climate change.
But is that the fault of the scientists and engineers working on it? Or of the politicians writing the checks (and their apathy and/or conflicts of interest)?
- Robotbeat 6y agoI’m not close enough to assign blame. It’s probably the management’s fault if I had to guess. And probably an overall lack of leadership and drive at the highest levels.