Did Tesla Just Kill Nuclear Power?

[Gregorian]

2. It's good. I don't know what the economic feasiblity of every house having lithium batteries is.

...and photovoltaics.

But it's not a simple comparison, if we have nuclear waste to deal with (which nuclear proponents poo-poo (just use breeder reactors, or whatever the French do.)).

It's a start. Eventually we can't be so independently dispersed, is my feeling. Millions of batteries and photovoltaics takes a lot of energy to produce, and a lot of waste at the end, unless designed for recycling, which is probably the case.