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Originally Posted by Intentionalfilmguy
I was at a great conference two weeks ago put on by the U of C ISEEE (one of my partners on the project) and there was an interesting presenter talking about what is happening in nuclear fusion. Check out this link about the work being done at the Lawerence Livermore National Lab. https://lasers.llnl.gov/about/missio...e_future/life/
It's still 20+ years away from commercial use, but could be a real game changer. Of course, we'll still need oil and petrochemicals, as well as other sources. The energy future is complex, but far from hopeless.
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Appreciate the link. Have read some info on it before. Still think LFTR is a far less complicated approach, with far more benefits. We probably will be buying LFTRs from the Chinese by the end of this decade if we don't do it ourselves....