Environment & Energy

Bob Wallace

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3. Geeezzeeeee - here we go again...

Mon Jan 2, 2012, 11:49 AM

Jan 2012

Nuclear would be cheaper than coal.

Hitting your thumb with a can of beans would hurt less than hitting your thumb with a sledgehammer.

What! The smart thing would be to do neither?

Brilliant!!!!

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Factory production of SMF LFTRs would eventually get power down to 1 cent per kWh.

After we built a few hundred thousand SMF LFTRs in order to achieve economy of scale. In the meantime we would have huge warehouses full of SMF LFTRs because few communities are going to allow someone to stick a nuclear reactor in their backyard.

Brilliant!!!

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Ask yourself.

If SMF LFTRs are the best thing since sliced bread then why is China not popping them out?

Why is China ramping up their wind and solar industries?

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Obama primary opponent Bob Greene: Calif. man has energy plan for U.S. for next 1000 years [View all] Maslo55 Jan 2012 OP

Great idea! Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #1

LFTR power Maslo55 Jan 2012 #2

Geeezzeeeee - here we go again... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #3

Its like asking Maslo55 Jan 2012 #4

Doesn't make sense... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #6

You do not understand NIMBYism... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #8

A whole lot of assumptions there bob txlibdem Jan 2012 #10

And then they'll look at the solar panels on their roof... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #11

Without adequate excess capacity *and* energy storage, wind / solar will never get us off fossils txlibdem Jan 2012 #14

You have zero basis on which to make that claim... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #19

Which claim are you even talking about? Do you have proof? txlibdem Jan 2012 #27

Without existing, gen IV nuclear will never get us off fossils FSSF Jan 2012 #23

What is the title of this OP? Is it "Let's talk about what we have now?" No. txlibdem Jan 2012 #28

Because if LFTR performs as expected Maslo55 Jan 2012 #16

And if elephants could fly... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #20

Never saw the movie "Operation: Dumbo Drop?" txlibdem Jan 2012 #34

Around the corner... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #36

The failure of a 1960s design is the basis of your argument? txlibdem Jan 2012 #41

There are 104 nuclear reactors running fully-insured in the US right now wtmusic Jan 2012 #43

Please be specific kristopher Jan 2012 #9

Two fluid Maslo55 Jan 2012 #17

I'm sorry, I thought I asked for specifics. kristopher Jan 2012 #21

specifics are in the links Maslo55 Jan 2012 #24

Some things. FSSF Jan 2012 #25

FSSF has already provided some important points for you to consider... kristopher Jan 2012 #30

There are far more problems Maslo55 Jan 2012 #32

Actually there aren't. kristopher Jan 2012 #37

LFTR Maslo55 Jan 2012 #38

Prove it. kristopher Jan 2012 #39

here you go Maslo55 Jan 2012 #40

That doesn't support your claim. kristopher Jan 2012 #42

People in the solar industry think they can get solar at or less than the cost of coal much faster. FSSF Jan 2012 #22

"to build the largest manufacturing industry in the history of mankind" kristopher Jan 2012 #29

K&R. wtmusic Jan 2012 #5

Road apples... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #7

So you think it's ok to villainize people just for disagreeing with your anti-nuke views? txlibdem Jan 2012 #12

Nut jobs... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #13

Your post is offensive txlibdem Jan 2012 #15

You haven't noticed all the people... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #18

So you're not against misleading people, just as long as it's not toward the pro-nuclear side txlibdem Jan 2012 #26

You are doing the math wrong... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #31

And Maslo55 Jan 2012 #33

Yep. Some of it is really expensive... Bob Wallace Jan 2012 #35