Import Zero by Mike Conley of Earth Is A Nuclear Planet by Mike Conley and Tim Maloney @ TEAC12

earthisanuclearplanet.com/ Earth Is A Nuclear Planet excerpt presented by Mike Conley.
My name is Mike Conley and I'm the co-author of a new book called “Earth Is a Nuclear Planet” my esteemed co-author is Tim Maloney, and our senior science advisor is Dr. Steven Boyd.
I'm going to talk about a section in the book that I think is really important, and the title of this is called Import Zero.
While I'm a big fan of all things thorium, I'm here to talk about uranium. Because even though the thorium that we have could power this country and the world for the next several centuries, the first phase of any large and sustained nuclear buildout will almost certainly be fueled by fresh uranium burned in Gen 3 and Gen 3+ reactors, and in most upcoming Gen 4 designs as well. This raises three key questions: Will there be enough freshly mined uranium to fuel the initial phase of a nuclear buildout? What kind of mining waste would this create? And, How will that affect the perception of nuclear power as an echo-friendly, small footprint, carbon-free solution?
ThoriumRemix.com/ Thorium & MSR & Nuclear assets used in Thorium Remix project.

[@yooper8778]

Mike is a good man!

[@davidwilkie9551]

Tony Seba makes the point that when the effectiveness of an innovation is at least 10X current level technology, a replacement shift is inevitable, so because Nuclear Power is 1million times more potential energy available, it's the functional application of technical innovation that has to be laid out for "democratic evaluation", beyond reasonable doubt, which means replacement of the smothering dead hand of very unreasonable doubt and deliberate ignorance.

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Lockheed Martin already working on fussen to power the jet fighters

[@sleepisoptional]

dont believe it for one second

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The Climate Emergency can not wait for nuclear power slow build out, and the market will not support higher price nuclear over super cheap solar and batteries

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"The Climate Emergency can not wait for nuclear power slow build out"
It will there is no alternative