Selling ice cubes to Eskimos....how stupid are these people? Post #806449 • Liberal Forum

JohnnyYou » Yesterday, 3:59 pm » wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 3:59 pm
No..
Thorium Use: This is true for Unit 1, but not the whole plant. When Indian Point opened in 1962, its first reactor (Unit 1) was designed as the world's first commercial thorium-fueled reactor. However, this fuel mixture proved expensive (and didn't breed plutonium for nuclear weapons), and the reactor was switched to standard uranium in 1965. The two primary reactors that operated until shutdown (Units 2 and 3) used conventional uranium fuel

Keywords: Small, Modular... Other notes about molten salt.. It is like lead at atmpspheric pressure. Failure you dump it into a tub and it loses it's critical mass.
Do you think The Industrialists weren;t stupid in the past? Trumpdustry is a phooking mess.. Fairy Tale Space AI Data centers.. a million of them zipping around not crashing into each other and turning low earth orbit intto sandpaper.

Capturing Solar Heat is 70% efficient.. Your refrigerator in your RV may be run off propane as a heat source. Dude.. You said I was uneducated. **** off. Your knowledge is tainted by conservative batshyt crazy poop..

The tech is there.. The capitalists won;;t let it come to fruition. The Greeks knew the Earth was round. The Vatican made it flat again.

Take a look, moron!
These are the state legislatures who oppose nuclear power and have added new restrictions and regulations that would need to be followed to build one. EVERY ONE IS A DEMOCRAT-LED STATE!:

States Restrictions on New Nuclear Power Facility ConstructionNational Conference of State Legislatures Updated April 16, 2026 Ten states currently have restrictions on the construction of new nuclear power facilities: California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont.Minnesota has adopted an outright ban on the construction of new nuclear power facilities and New York has outlined a similar ban in a limited area of the state. Other states have set conditions on the construction of new nuclear power facilities. These conditions include requiring:

the identification a demonstrable technology or a means for high level waste disposal or reprocessing (California, Connecticut, Maine and Oregon);

approval by the state legislature (Hawaii, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Vermont);

voter approval (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and Oregon).

So until your party of socialists, communists, and anarchists change their minds, stop wasting your breath trying to drum up support for your idiotic thorium plant construction that you think will ever happen!