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I think that's a great extra credit question. A real-life version is, Bob's reactor was scheduled to be shut down in a few years, but now he's applied to exten
by teachrdan 5y ago
I think that's a great extra credit question.
A real-life version is, Bob's reactor was scheduled to be shut down in a few years, but now he's applied to extend its lifespan by another 20 years. Should that be allowed? If so, are there any conditions under which he should NOT be allowed further extensions?
- vorpalhex 5y agoThe other set of questions we need to ask for this extension: 1. How many people depend on Bob's reactor for power? 2. If Bob shuts down, is the replacement something like solar or a coal plant? 3. Design/safety/longevity.