Your research is a little flawed there bud. Nuclear power is the safest and most productive means of electricity that we have. I live a quarter mile from plant with two reactors and they're pretty small ones and that sucker can put out 650 MH of electricity for how small of a plant that is incredibly impressive. Also, it puts out the tiniest amount of nuclear radioactive material. Yes, that's a problem but it isn't that much of a problem. Since it's in such small quantities, we going to have people guard and protect it. Thanks to Obama, he canceled the one project that we were working on and spent a billion dollars on to bury our nuclear material out in the Nevada desert, which would have been probably the one all end-all for getting rid of our material and actually having a place to store it and forget about it

Also in response to Fukushima and Chernobyl and Three Mile Island if you do your research and look them up instead of being scared about events. Chernobyl was a disaster, a horribly designed nuclear plant. They were doing a safety test and violated every rule in the book and only then did the reactor explode. The operators tried to shut it down properly but the design flaws in the terribly made reactor is what caused it to go critical. If you look at Three Mile Island that was actually a computer flaw and Three Mile Island was a true accident. Nothing happened because they jumped on it right away and were able to get it shut down properly in time. A scary accident but an accident nonetheless. In terms of Fukushima once again, that was a design flaw. They built a seawall that was not tall enough for standards for a tsunami. So the the tsunami that came over top of the sea wall and then every nuclear plant has backup generators to be able to continue to keep the cooling pumps online. They unfortunately put all the backup generators below sea level in the basements of the building which flooded and ruined all of their backup power if they would have had a high enough seawall and had planned that if something were to breach their seawall and put the backup generators on High ground, not that far away on the nearby Hill. They would have been perfectly fine and we wouldn't have had a disaster at Fukushima. Accidents that we can learn from. Not to mention the radioactive material that came from Fukushima is nothing compared to what came from Chernobyl and if you look at the danger zones in Chernobyl today, our planet is so incredible that it is adapted to the nuclear radiation that was emitted. This planet is so cool. If we continue to adapt improvise, learn from our mistakes. Nuclear power is the cleanest energy that we have and can produce the most electricity for such little material and very little waste. It is the one all end-all electrical solution but people like you unfortunately make it not happen cuz too many people are scared for not the right reasons

Stop fear mongering and do some actual research. They don't constantly churn out radioactive material. The radioactive water stays contained in the reactor, and the heat exchanger that transmits the heat from the reactor to the water that turns into snow to the turbine are completely separated. The radioactive material once it's expended from the reactor barely radioactive, and absolutely does not need to be guarded by armed personnel for a half a million years. It's depleted enough that it's safe enough to use as a tank munition that shares the compartment with crew members. Those three incidents might be bad, but two of them are massive design flaws that have been rectified long since, and one was just an accident that didn't actually result in anything catastrophic. Nuclear energy is the safest and greenest form of energy we can possibly produce right now. There's even companies that specialize in converting decommissioned coal-fired power plants to become nuclear power plants. The alternative to nuclear powers to continue burning coal or natural gas, or create fields of solar panels, that ruin the ecosystem that they're placed in, due to blocking all of the light from the ground, or planting shitloads of windmills, that kill birds, disrupt nature, and require hundreds of thousands of pounds of chemicals to harden the fiberglass that makes up the majority of their structure. They're also not easily recyclable. The alternatives to nuclear energy are exponentially worse, and your willful ignorance is what keeps us burning coal and natural gas instead of a good alternative.

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Is that empirical? I can't find any reviews by people aside from JD dealers on this zero turn. I won't think about buying it until I do.