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How does this look in practice? You need the water to transfer the heat, so in response to a disaster that has already poisoned the water table you need to ext
by willis936 4mo ago
How does this look in practice? You need the water to transfer the heat, so in response to a disaster that has already poisoned the water table you need to extract the water, put it somewhere, and backfill with concrete, all while you've already poisoned miles of water table and fighting from spreading further and damning all workers involved? For what gain?
- UltraSane 4mo agoHow exactly will it poison the water table? A mile is in bedrock much deeper than the water table and any radioactive material will stay at the bottom because it is heavy.
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- s1artibartfast 4mo agoI think the goal is if it melts down, nobody should be very bothered. You just leave it there and plug the well
- UltraSane 4mo agoExactly, the bedrock is an excellent containment material.