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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (106951)	8/10/2014 9:45:42 AM
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Exactly.. The "meltdown" phenomena that have been the primary negatives that have plagued Uranium fueled reactors at 3 Mile Island, Chernobyl and the ongoing triple event at Fukushima are not issues with MSR's. ...and nuclear energy is very good except when it is very bad as in the above events The other primary drawback to the Uranium reactors is the radioactive waste that occurs Another of the benefits of the MSR's is their ability to effectively incinerate that accumulated waste material The Indians are currently in the process of deploying Thorium powered, electric generating, reactors The technology is available It is more a need to educate and encourage policy changes Currently there is a deep fear of "nuclear" energy production and new installations are essentially at a standstill Thorium would provide breathing room to transition from carbon based generation to renewable sources

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