BHP Wants Australia to Scrap Nuclear Power Ban

BHP Group Ltd. is calling for Australia to lift a longstanding ban on nuclear power to help the country meet its net zero target. Paul Allen reports on Bloomberg Television.
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[@marcanthony8873]

Literally no point in comparing modern nuclear reactors to Chernobyl. It’s like comparing a Ford Model T from the 1920s to a Ferrari from 2023. There’s no comparison, the new reactors are a totally different breed and extremely safe.

[@Afterlifemerc]

Thank you for summering up the biggest problem the second is waste it can be recycled and it’s not as radioactive as people think Australia is a big country if we can’t recycle it because it is too expensive we can store it safely. Australia is massive it costs a lot of money to start out this project for atomic energy, but over time, we were getting back this money and think of how much money we have already spent on Coverd the flood and the fires, solar and wind is not enough. It will not pay back in time and as Australians, we can all agree that housing is getting stupidly high, and the electricity bill is high A country is the people, not the government we make the rules, not the government, humans people we made the law if the country wants it, they have no choice. It is part of common sense. If not, it would be a dictatorship.

[@Afterlifemerc]

Nuclear power is the way to go

[@johncorlett3699]

politically stable, jeeze you are a comedian

[@maxhugen]

Compared to many other countries... yes.