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LFTR > Wind

>muh LFTR

They dont know about LFTRs.

>>12425971

China is still developing them.

>muh thorium

>Why are people like this?

They dont know about muh LFTR.

We need LFTRs.

>>12245787

Yup. Until we get climatologists supporting real solutions like thorium energy, I dont care about climate change very much.

>>12221537

There is lack of research into advanced nuclear power, because fossil fuels are still too cheap. If fossil fuels get more scarce and expensive, this will change.

Take the LFTR pill.

>muh thorium

>>12171675

Cool. Now imagine if we dumped $800 billion into developing advanced fission or even fusion power. Much better and down to Earth approach if you had that kind of money.

>>12112869
Thorium and modular reactor fag here. Nuclear as 'not-green' is geopolitical propaganda. It got in the way of transitioning from Bretton woods to fiat frenzy, endearing the world to the fossil fuels bought and sold in USD and kicked back into margin trading interest products as the underlying asset, the eurodollar recycling scheme. Think tanks such as the Aspen institute cooked up a wave of 'muh environment' propaganda, and rushed the creation FEMA ahead of schedule to manage 3 mile island,(1) which i dare say, smells like a false flag.

Today the motive is less clear global petrodollar recycling is a smaller weight as the USD dominates the much, much larger FOREX market, being the middleman of not just oil, but all global trade.

(1) src deblooming the nuclear rose, Century of War: Anglo-american geopolitics and the new world order

Very Green.

>>12066739

Human civilization is sustainable. Tens of billions of people can live with western quality of life. We just need to abandon fossil fuels and end energy poverty, by developing LFTRs. Advanced nuclear is the answer.

We need LFTR to rebrand nuclear.

LFTRs could be developed for a fraction of the cost.

>>11885963

Or LFTRs.

China is developing LFTRs.

https://asiatimes.com/2020/02/molten-salt-and-traveling-wave-nuclear-reactors/
>Site preparation has begun at Wuwei, Gansu Province, for a 2 MW thermal power molten salt reactor, the TMSR-LF1. It is designed to be a prototype for multipurpose modular MSRs which can be used for hydrogen production and desalination as well as electricity generation.

LFTR

The solution is not degrowth, radical societal restructuring, or similar leftist bullshit proposals.

The solution is replacing fossil energy with advanced nuclear power.

>>11758336

This.

LFTRs seem very interesting.