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Topic	With all the talk about renewable energy, I don't know why nuclear is ignored.
shadowsword87 04/20/21 2:28:32 PM #19:	Blightzkrieg posted... It's not ignored, it gets talked about all the time by nerds who want to ignore the political realities of the idea. Everybody wants a nuclear power plant, nobody wants a nuclear power plant near them. That's not even getting into the storage of nuclear waste which is a whole separate unresolved issue. Until there's a shift in public opinion nothing will happen. Given how selfishly people acted in 2020, I'm not holding my breath. If you can't convince people to vaccinate against a deadly infection you're not going to convince them to live near a nuclear waste storage facility. You're right, that's why we never get more dumps, more coal plants, more slaughterhouses, or anything else that smells bad or is dangerous to the public. <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:953039871] in With all t... [t:79415229]...</cite> <quote>Blightzkrieg posted... </cite> <quote>It's not ignored, it gets talked about all the time by nerds who want to ignore the political realities of the idea. Everybody wants a nuclear power plant, nobody wants a nuclear power plant near them. That's not even getting into the storage of nuclear waste which is a whole separate unresolved issue. Until there's a shift in public opinion nothing will happen. Given how selfishly people acted in 2020, I'm not holding my breath. If you can't convince people to vaccinate against a deadly infection you're not going to convince them to live near a nuclear waste storage facility.</quote> You're right, that's why we never get more dumps, more coal plants, more slaughterhouses, or anything else that smells bad or is dangerous to the public. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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