Nuclear Waste could be the game-changer to unlimited electricity
Ronald Stein P.E.
Oliver Hemmers
Steve Curtis
Mon Dec 23
Today’s so-called nuclear waste is only slightly used nuclear fuel, as only about 3% of its potential has been realized before it is classified as “waste.” Thus, we are burying fuel which still has 97% of its potential for generating electricity that has yet to be realized.
Here’s an energy analogy:
Imagine your outrage if the United States policy was: If you fill up your gas tank, you can only drive your car twenty miles before you must empty the tank and store the remaining gas in a certified container to be buried in the ground forever and pay extra for the privilege. It sounds like a policy that would not be beneficial to US citizens. It may even motivate you to protest loudly and fire all the leaders who imposed that on you. Well, this is the policy we labor under today when we use some of the nuclear reactor fuel’s potential.
For over 70 years, nuclear power has been producing the safest, most emission-free, most reliable, and least expensive electricity for France, the US Navy, and others around the world that is available today.
https://www.americaoutloud.news/nuclear-waste-could-be-the-game-changer-to-unlimited-electricity/
