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California’s MegaDrought – Nuclear Power To The Rescue

by George - WordPress Support & Marketing Coaching | Jun 20, 2015 | Climate Change | 1 comment

California Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant uses no fresh water, and can provide 825,000 gallons of fresh water a day for the community. Molten Salt Reactors could power desalination equipment for all of USA.

USA Energy Intensity and Carbon Intensity improvements

by George - WordPress Support & Marketing Coaching | Oct 6, 2013 | Climate Change | 0 comments

Molten Salt Reactors make CO2-free electricity and CO2-neutral vehicle fuel, with far less long-term nuclear waste than nuclear reactors we have been using.

Response to “Coming Full Circle in Energy, to Nuclear”

by George - WordPress Support & Marketing Coaching | Aug 23, 2013 | Climate Change, Nuclear Waste | 1 comment

My responses to article and comments for http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/21/business/economy/coming-full-circle-in-energy.html R Lee, New Mexico said “The main issue with nuclear power is the waste. All nuclear power alternatives have waste streams that must be...

Response to “Colorado’s Fracking Woes Show Fight Brewing in Oklahoma, Texas and Other Drought-Ridden Areas”

by George - WordPress Support & Marketing Coaching | Jun 19, 2013 | Climate Change, Solar, Wind | 0 comments

Fracking uses water, often in drought-ridden areas, and leaves it highly polluted. LFTRs would use no water, and could desalinate water, providing clean water for agriculture.

Response to “Nuclear Energy’s Future: Thorium”

by George - WordPress Support & Marketing Coaching | Jan 20, 2013 | MSR, LFTR | 0 comments

Here’s what I wrote in response to “Nuclear Energy’s Future: Thorium”, by Zain Nayer, Matthew Liu, Gilbert Yang. There is zero risk of nuclear meltdown in a LFTR.

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