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A long article about energy, energy-density, and how the current "green" solutions are unlikely to work. No mention of nuclear energy. Because it makes too muc
by thras 17y ago
A long article about energy, energy-density, and how the current "green" solutions are unlikely to work.
No mention of nuclear energy. Because it makes too much sense to think about nuclear, one assumes.
- keenerd 17y agoHe talks about nuclear right on page two, column one. "Depending on who is doing the accounting, on the decommissioning and storage realities, and how the next four or five Chernobyls are going to pan out, I strongly feel that nuclear power will end up to be something between a staggering energy sink and a minor and temporary source that clearly was not worth the monumental hassles."
- mieses 17y agosadly, this sentence is not surprising.