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Bedshaped posted:"Uranium-235 is a finite non-renewable resource." Silicon is a finite non-renewable resource as well, even the universe is finite. If there is so much of it that it would satisfy our needs for hundreds or even thousands of years it might as well be infinite as far as political/economical decisions are concerned.
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MizPiz posted:Economically, it makes more sense to use an energy source that doesn't create dangerous waste that needs to be securely housed for thousands of years. Which is a completely unrelated argument because the "finiteness" of nuclear fuel has no bearing at all on how dangerous or costly it is to process the waste.
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