Now might be a good time to spread the good word of #nuclear power amid a #petrol crisis driven by a war that most certainly won’t be the only major war of the 20s or century for that matter.
Nuclear power is not an IF, or MAYBE, it’s a MUST.
Nuclear power is not an IF, or MAYBE, it’s a MUST.
Renewables aren’t universally applicable nor are they low on land intensity. Long term solutions in wind and solar aren’t really going to be possible or economically feasible unless you plan to raze thousands of miles to create mega #solar and #wind farms.
#Nuclear is low on land intensity and over time will in a large enough quantity likely outproduce gargantuan and exagerrated wind and solar facilities.
Regardless of your stance on climate change this should be something we all strive for. Nuclear is the best future we have.
Regardless of your stance on climate change this should be something we all strive for. Nuclear is the best future we have.
Here are a few stat sheets to show you the impact of nuclear. Minuscule if even. #Thorium reactors and other advanced systems may well be long term solutions until feasible fusion becomes available if it even is so within our lifetimes. 
With nuclear we open the door to fuel cell technologies based off of #hydrogen using #nuclear waste byproducts in clean ways to produce sustainable large quantities of cell fuel for potential fuel cell powered EVs in the future. This isn’t some sci-fi fantasy.
The technology exists right now and the concepts are proven. We just aren’t pursuing them. Politicians are too busy bickering over solar and wind to stuff their pockets off of mega farms built in the countryside that will ruin it.
It’s no better than the smog filled skies and disastrous air quality we’re experiencing not just in the US but across the world.
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