"WHAT ABOUT THE WASTE?"
Nuclear energy's got EXCELLENT waste: there's almost none of it, and it announces its presence reliably even w/ cheap detectors.
The Dutch have solved it: make the place with the waste HIGHLY ACCESIBLE, CLASSY, and most of all, FUN.
@ParisOrtizWines
Nuclear energy's got EXCELLENT waste: there's almost none of it, and it announces its presence reliably even w/ cheap detectors.
The Dutch have solved it: make the place with the waste HIGHLY ACCESIBLE, CLASSY, and most of all, FUN.
@ParisOrtizWines
The physics and engineering of shielding and storing even the spiciest nuclear wastes are simple.
Social and psychological challenges cause people to ask "What about the waste?"
So the Dutch hired top artists and architects for @COVRA_nv
Engineering + pure vibes = waste SOLVED
Social and psychological challenges cause people to ask "What about the waste?"
So the Dutch hired top artists and architects for @COVRA_nv
Engineering + pure vibes = waste SOLVED
If everyone with nuclear reactors built their own @COVRA_nv and schoolkids and politicians and cultural leaders got to hang out & vibe with their nuclear waste like we did here, there WOULD BE NO NUCLEAR WASTE PROBLEM.
At a fraction of the cost of silly holes like Yucca Mtn.
At a fraction of the cost of silly holes like Yucca Mtn.
The nuclear industry is so afraid of the public that it acts creepy, secretive, and ultimately, unscientific about its own nuclear waste.
Folks just want to check it out for themselves. We know it's not dangerous to visit. So let them!
Trust will blossom.
(more later!)
Folks just want to check it out for themselves. We know it's not dangerous to visit. So let them!
Trust will blossom.
(more later!)
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