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Maybe that's the biggest problem, really. The design, deployment, regulatory/political hurdles, and the long operational lifetime of nuclear power plants, make
by RetroTechie 3y ago
Maybe that's the biggest problem, really.
The design, deployment, regulatory/political hurdles, and the long operational lifetime of nuclear power plants, make that any improvements take a loooonng time to bear fruit.
Inertia of the installed base with its problems (and history), makes new development near-impossible.
That situation propably won't improve until newer designs accumulate a multi-decade track record of safety, or fusion power gets commercialized.