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I mean from the perspective that both oil and extractable uranium are practically finite. The sun and the wind and gravity are not. Therefore, if it consumes a
by missedthecue 5y ago
I mean from the perspective that both oil and extractable uranium are practically finite. The sun and the wind and gravity are not.
Therefore, if it consumes a finite resource, I would say it isn't renewable.
- EricE 5y agoUranium isn't only created by mining out of the ground - once again, you might want to look into breeder reactors. It's not the only substance that can be used in a reactor either - China is racing ahead with Thorium reactors; based on technology that was mature in the US in the 50's but not deployed for purely political reasons.