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The usual TerraPower and Transatomic stuff. An interesting aspect is that the molten salt reactor can chew up large parts of the light water nuclear waste. So e
by MrBuddyCasino 12y ago
The usual TerraPower and Transatomic stuff. An interesting aspect is that the molten salt reactor can chew up large parts of the light water nuclear waste. So even if we decide that nuclear power is not the way forward, and even if we have a working fusion reactor - is there a case to be made for reducing nuclear waste by processing it in such a reactor?
- ChuckMcM 12y agoYes, and some are making the argument that the remaining funds in the disposal account be used to fund this as it is a much more credible disposal solution than Yucca Mountain was. And it should help pay for itself with "free" power.