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Tracking the decline of the nuclear power industry

Tracking the decline of the nuclear power industry in liberalized electricity markets

“For eight years in the White House, every weapons-proliferation problem we dealt with was connected to a civilian reactor program. ” -Al Gore, reflecting on his time as VP

 

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Britain quietly gives up on nuclear power. Its new government commits the country to clean power by 2030; 95% of its electricity will come mainly from renewables, with 5% natural gas used for times when there are low winds.

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2024/11/05
23:34 UTC

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Incredible parody of the pro nuclear position from BTI. No Notes

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2024/10/11
04:44 UTC

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What does this expert in the US think of nuclear? From last night's Four Corners…

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2024/10/08
09:03 UTC

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Is this joke rad?

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2024/10/05
08:17 UTC

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Me when I'm planning for no delay: 😎

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2024/10/03
20:21 UTC

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Why is Germany the villain if of this story?

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2024/09/30
13:34 UTC

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Hey Sam. Your bot is being bratty.

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2024/09/28
05:55 UTC

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Hey guys did you know a nuclear reactor power plant lasts 80 years if you replace the reactor part and the power plant every 15-40 years?

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2024/09/27
07:38 UTC

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