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Environment & Energy

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8. Well, you do have to be careful.

Sat Apr 6, 2013, 07:46 PM

Apr 2013

Especially when you mix low-fat milk with pasteurized, and you dip your cookie into it. That shit blows up!

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Researchers discover conventional reactors burn their own waste when thorium is added [View all] wtmusic Apr 2013 OP

I was hoping thorium reactor research would turn something Warpy Apr 2013 #1

I'm not seeing where it solves that problem kristopher Apr 2013 #9

Well, you do have to be careful. zbdent Apr 2013 #8

interesting, the modification is using less water for neutron moderation phantom power Apr 2013 #3

yes, but it gets tricky when Lokium enters the equation ... zbdent Apr 2013 #4

Heh. Good one. Mister Ed Apr 2013 #6

He's adopted. zbdent Apr 2013 #7

I'm all for it RobertEarl Apr 2013 #10

It reminds me of some of the CANDU waste burning proposals. hunter Apr 2013 #11