A Race With No End in Sight

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7 Responses to “A Race With No End in Sight”

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  3. Keith Kloor says:

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  4. Tom Fuller says:

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    https://municion.org/6wqrmlx Part of the driving force for nuclear is they are striving for a coal (the one resource they have in abundance)  based petrochemicals industry.  Part of the driving force for that little bit of “green” energy is to develop technology they can sell to the west.

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  6. Hannah says:

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