Idk why this is downvoted. People should look it up before you thinking someone isn't contributing to the conversation > The European Commission said in 2001 t

Idk why this is downvoted. People should look it up before you thinking someone isn't contributing to the conversation > The European Commission said in 2001 that at the current level of uranium consumption, known uranium resources would last 42 years. When added to military and secondary sources, the resources could be stretched to 72 years. Yet this rate of usage assumes that nuclear power continues to provide only a fraction of the world's energy supply. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_mining https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_mining Or depends also on what we're willing to pay for the power but critics already call it too expensive compared to be viable given renewables' price and price history The estimate is outdated but I didn't quickly find newer info and it's just generally not a weird notion to say it's exhaustible Imo we should make use of what we have and not wait for everyone to put solar on their roofs to supply like 10% of what we need and then wonder how else we're going to reach net zero (especially in local winter), but that's another discussion