Nuclear energy is the most energy dense form of power generation on the planet, and nothing else comes close. When fuel rods are "expended" taken out of a reactor after their 2 year cycle for the first time ~95% of the energy still remains in the rod. Chemical reprocessing can filter out the decay products and put the fissionable or fertile materials back into production.
Additionally, nuclear is one of the safest sources of power production on the planet. Disasters have occurred at places like Chornobyl, fukushima, and three mile island. And there's a reason we don't build reactors like that anymore. Every time an incident has occurred the rules for this power generation have been updated to ensure that such an incident can't happen again.
As far as building a nuclear repository in my region? We are. We are are standing in the beginning of the next golden age of nuclear power.
While wind and solar are good to have for redundancy and diversity of power generation, they cannot change their generation ability easily at any point of day, during any weather conditions, regardless of external factors.
It's crazy to me how people keep making memes where the group with Florida isn't a part of the mental illness. Really speaks to the severity of their mental illness.
If you use the duolingo widget you can watch duo drop down a depressive spiral until they eventually die alone in the desert. It's my favorite part of the app.
I had a simulator for school truncate after like 13 characters. And nowhere on their page did it specify a character limit. Would still accept an input of like 64 characters though. Got locked out of that account many times.
You could always do 1, then access the site through the way back machine so they have a saved copy in case the blog goes down. That's usually my first check when a guide I need has gone down.
Nuclear energy is the most energy dense form of power generation on the planet, and nothing else comes close. When fuel rods are "expended" taken out of a reactor after their 2 year cycle for the first time ~95% of the energy still remains in the rod. Chemical reprocessing can filter out the decay products and put the fissionable or fertile materials back into production.
Additionally, nuclear is one of the safest sources of power production on the planet. Disasters have occurred at places like Chornobyl, fukushima, and three mile island. And there's a reason we don't build reactors like that anymore. Every time an incident has occurred the rules for this power generation have been updated to ensure that such an incident can't happen again.
As far as building a nuclear repository in my region? We are. We are are standing in the beginning of the next golden age of nuclear power.
While wind and solar are good to have for redundancy and diversity of power generation, they cannot change their generation ability easily at any point of day, during any weather conditions, regardless of external factors.
It's crazy to me how people keep making memes where the group with Florida isn't a part of the mental illness. Really speaks to the severity of their mental illness.
Well that's because you're watching it out of order.
If you use the duolingo widget you can watch duo drop down a depressive spiral until they eventually die alone in the desert. It's my favorite part of the app.
True. Also how is Florida not mental illness? SMH my head.
I had a simulator for school truncate after like 13 characters. And nowhere on their page did it specify a character limit. Would still accept an input of like 64 characters though. Got locked out of that account many times.
This is the way.
I'm on a Boeing plane. I'll stay buckled and seated, thanks.
You could always do 1, then access the site through the way back machine so they have a saved copy in case the blog goes down. That's usually my first check when a guide I need has gone down.