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It’s unnecessary greenwashing hyperbole. Of course there will still be carbon emissions from the production of the reactor parts and the sourcing of fuel ingred
by drak0n1c 4y ago
It’s unnecessary greenwashing hyperbole. Of course there will still be carbon emissions from the production of the reactor parts and the sourcing of fuel ingredients. The potential benefits of working fusion are far greater than carbon worries, and the media sells it short with narrow-minded labeling.
- p0pcult 4y agoJust because you understand the impact of fusion on carbon emissions, does not mean >It’s unnecessary greenwashing hyperbole OP's question provides evidence that not all people understand the carbon benefits of this technology.