Sandia’s Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technologies

[@tombouie]

!Sandi- Rules! &; Thks for letting me use your albuquerque library ~20decades ago. Oh, I eventually done-much good-work in military-physics, thks again.

[@microproductions6]

That's a coal power plant at 0:52

[@1NH4rM0ny]

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[@davidhudson5452]

Find way to reuse what we have thats the answer

[@qcislander]

Only two valuable ways to re-use present-day reactor waste (and both need a lot of "processing"): fissile stuff for bombs... or reactor fuel that can produce useful energy BUT leaves even more harmful (let's not forget it's *massively* fissile) waste like plutonium behind when it's finished.

[@qcislander]

Sorta stilted video presentation as sales bumph goes, and I suppose that's to be expected... but I see nothing whatsoever here by way of "this is how we've actually begun to solve this *existential problem for human survival* here. Know why? I do. So do you... and you ain't sayin' NUTHIN'. You've been playing a losing game of delay-delay-delay "catch-up" with this "we don't need it now, but here's a plan for tomorrow" material since before I was born in 1959... and the game has no end before perhaps 15 thousand years from now. Fess up.... or at least admit that you had a clear idea (but no concern for) what the nuclear waste "disposal" issue might be... over 60 years ago.