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Typical. Should not even be allowed to finance nuclear reactors before the long term storage facilities and recycling facilities
by sylware 2y ago
Typical.
Should not even be allowed to finance nuclear reactors before the long term storage facilities and recycling facilities
- theultdev 2y agoYucca Mountain.
- EasyMark 2y agoThat’s off the table currently
- theultdev 2y agoBecause of politics and nothing else. That's the only issue with nuclear, politics.
- atwrk 2y agoBut politics are real, and thus are it's consequences.
- theultdev 2y agoIt sure does have consequences. Easy to split the atom, not so easy to vote (correctly) apparently. I guess we'll keep shipping it around and storing it onsite, even though a massive facility is already built to house all of it. Maybe one day people will realize the establishment you keep voting in doesn't want cheap and unlimited energy. Until then, let's keep talking in circles about it.
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- preisschild 2y agoWhy not? Its the governments responsibility by law to create a long term repository. They made it their problem by law and forced the power plant operators (and thus the end consumers) to pay for it, but never delivered.