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How about the fact that it doesnt produce toxic waste and the reactor cannot meltdown, the two biggest problems of fission?
by drexlspivey 5y ago
How about the fact that it doesnt produce toxic waste and the reactor cannot meltdown, the two biggest problems of fission?
- kumarski 5y agoAre you comparing it to Chernobyl?
- javcasas 5y agoParent comment has a point: given a power plant and a hostile attacker/incompetent crew, it's preferable it becoming a blackout and 1 square km of rubble over a blackout, 1 square kilometer of radioactive rubble and 2600 square kilometers of radioactive exclusion zone.
- pfdietz 5y agoThose are not the two biggest problems of fission. The biggest problem of fission is that it costs too much. Fusion makes that problem worse.
- KarlKemp 5y agoThat’s fine. Unfortunately, it also doesn’t produce energy.