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Climate change means lifestyle change : Comments
By John Avery, published 10/2/2020A United Nations report released Wednesday, 20 November, 2019, warned that worldwide projections for fossil fuel production over the next decade indicate that the international community is on track to fail to rein in planet-heating emissions.
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The necessary conditions are that we become the worlds preferred and safest repository for its nuclear waste! And earn annual billions for providing this service! And a service which to us also provides centuries worth of essentially unspent fuel. The annual billions could be tasked with mass-producing a tried and tested operational prototype and polishing it over time. I'd select the FUJI 360 MW and modify it to use fluoride salt instead of sodium.
Some would run on thorium and the rest on unspent donated fuel we'd be paid to accept, i.e., nuclear waste!
Tripling the reactors on a particular site produces a 1000 MW carbon-free power station and six multiples a 2,000 MW facility. Plus power prices below 3 cents PKWH!
[Folk protected from all rouge emissions by a combination of water jackets and concrete cubes housing the reactors.]
This won't happen overnight but could be achieved over a decade
Our current energy exports and then plus some could be sent via undersea graphene cored cables as. Electricity.
Our forbears managed to lay a cable from here to London with far fewer folk and far fewer taxpayer funds!
Energy prices below 3 cent s PKWH would return energy manufacturing to these shores and force our competition to emulate us or lose market share to us.
Finally, we need to build a national fleet of nuclear submersibles that carry our trad goods to their final destinations or associated rapid rail links. Therefore should be large enough to roll on and roll off, complete trans.
So, only impossible in the minds of folk who are against transitioning away from coal and fossil fuels. And all economic upsides!
Alan B