Chevy, Ford... going into electric trucks.
We're living in exciting times. Ford intend to have cargo space infront in place of the engines. And think of roomy interior and high ground clearance without those gear boxes and power train wi...
Forum Discussion
free radical wrote:Groover wrote:
"There are no reasonable plans on how to decommission the nuclear plants at end of life. (3 Mile Island is one)"
We can't even agree on plans for plastic straws and grocery bags.
Time to learn
https://youtu.be/OXtwwJYMfQk
The video sounds great. The downside is that it was published 6 years ago and I am still are not seeing the fruits of the technology.
But, this really isn't the subject anyway. The real subject is that some environmentalists tell us that we are facing the greatest catastrophe since the extinction of the dinosaurs but every solution proposed has its own problems that according to them makes it useless. If the coming catastrophe is going to be as bad as they say it is time to pick the path with the fewest problems and make a go of it. "Renewables" like solar and wind are great and getting better but so far they aren't even keeping up with growth in energy demand, much less reducing the amount of fossil fuel consumed. We need so more options. Sometimes it is a matter of picking the least bad choice and that appears to me to be nuclear, at least for filling the gaps for the next 20 years.
