I've been seeing a subtle but encouraging shift the past year or so.

Oct 18, 2021
10:40:54am

MetaLearner Contributor

For example, more countries are including nuclear as a possible clean energy source. So I think and hope the timeline is shorter than 50 years.

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The rise of coal energy.

BlackHawkCoug

10/18/21 10:08am

RE: The rise of coal energy.

Baron

10/18/21 10:13am

There is a way to fix the "aging nuclear power plants"

TheWanderer

10/18/21 10:14am

It's maddening to me that talk of new nuclear plants seem to be a nonstarter.

squidmark

10/18/21 10:18am

The movement to nuclear power will likely

BlackHawkCoug

10/18/21 10:35am

I've been seeing a subtle but encouraging shift the past year or so.

MetaLearner

10/18/21 10:40am

France has backtracked on its plans to go from 70% nuke power to 50%

panacablue

10/18/21 10:45am

I hope you are correct. I believe the future

BlackHawkCoug

10/18/21 12:02pm

Nuclear is the only way to save us and meet our needs.

panacablue

10/18/21 10:44am

I’m fine with coal.

Bluforever

10/18/21 10:30am

What about natural gas generation in the US? We have a lot of that.

85fan

10/18/21 11:56am

No kidding. A lot

Bluforever

10/18/21 12:06pm

The vast majority of gas is fossil based.

BlackHawkCoug

10/18/21 12:09pm

You think boomers are the only radical environmentalists and libs?

Bluforever

10/18/21 12:16pm

Of course not. As a Boomer, I see a great

BlackHawkCoug

10/18/21 12:24pm

Ok. I see your point. Boomers (as you know) grew up with the threat of nuclear

Bluforever

10/18/21 12:47pm

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