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Cricky
Wasted money again, yesterday the story was private companies were ceasing any investment in MOX. But the government, beauracracts are head down push ahead spending our money on a technology that has from history been a total expensive waist of time.
Alfie Noakes
Ohma is dying slowly, just like Japan's nuclear industry:
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Japan-s-nuclear-technology-faces-extinction
Goodlucktoyou
Earthquakes, corruption, tsunamis, typhoons and volcanoes. But hey...
wanderlust
Shortage of brown envelopes for safety reports?
Dom Palmer
3 of the reactors at Fukushima did meltdown.
Do the hustle
This is another example of how ridiculous Japan’s pursuit of nuclear power is. They built these MOX fuel plants to recycle nuclear fuel from other standard plants, but then, they gave up on the idea of creating MOX fuel in Japan. Now, all the savings they had planned on purchasing new fuel for standard plants will be going to overseas companies to make MOX fuel. Please tell me again how nuclear power is cheap and safe.
Dom Palmer
So your own comments says the cost has nothing to do with nuclear power, per se, but with a decision to not reprocess the fuel domestically.