> Please note that these are both chemically and radioactively harmful to people. Again, the point is that your link is about disposal of plutonium from nuclea

> Please note that these are both chemically and radioactively harmful to people. Again, the point is that your link is about disposal of plutonium from nuclear weapons productions. Not spent uranium fuel from power generation. > Nuclear power is an incredible technology, but understand that the nuclear industry has done little to earn trust. Just feels like an abusive ex plastered on the porch shouting "it'll be difficult this time I've changed" and doesn't inspire confidence. Care to elaborate on what you mean by this? Because even if you include Chernobyl, nuclear power is one of the safest form of energy generation: https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy. It's 100x safer than dams. Include only western plants and it's the safest form of energy generation. It's not like an abusive ex promising to have changed. It's a lot more like a very respectful partner that your hippie friends hate for incoherent reasons.