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Vogon_Glory

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3. I've given up hope for US leadership in regards to nuclear

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Sun Jan 19, 2025, 07:08 PM

Jan 19

reactor technologies, but I want to believe that enough developed (and developing) countries will turn away from eithe continued reliance on fossil fuels or hopeful “solar will save us” “solutions” and allow this technology to work out.

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Something I thought should happen, hoped to happen, actually happened in 2024, some good news. [View all] NNadir Jan 19 OP

Good news for us all, I hope. eppur_se_muova Jan 19 #1

It would be problematic if Canada closed the border to US refugees and imports, and decided become self sufficient. NNadir Jan 19 #2

I've given up hope for US leadership in regards to nuclear Vogon_Glory Jan 19 #3

During the Biden administration an era of US nuclear creativity... NNadir Jan 20 #4

That, good sir, was the Biden administration. I have no such faith in Individual One n/t Vogon_Glory Jan 20 #5

I know. Antinuke efforts have always thrived in ignorance. NNadir Jan 20 #6

Indian nuclear John ONeill Jan 21 #7

My recollection is that India has long considered this approach. I just checked in my files... NNadir Jan 21 #8