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A nuclear dream from London
A
good read: "A silly claim is now making the rounds the United States
that a supply of natural gas that – at unchanged production – could last
a hundred years. Until I see more evidence of a scientific nature, I
intend to believe that, with luck, the present production of natural gas
in that country could be continued for at most 50 years. On the other
hand, it is certain that there is enough uranium and thorium to supply
every reactor being constructed (or for that matter contemplated) for at
least a hundred years. This is because, as I pointed out in my latest
Energy Tribune article, it is nuclear and not natural gas or anything
else that will benefit the most from the march of technology."... "The
most expensive nuclear equipment now being purchased or contemplated is,
in reality, less expensive than the least expensive alternatives that
are presently available!" http://www.energytribune.com/articles.cfm/10121/A-Nuclear-Dream-From-London
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