Most of this uniting is based around ignorance about the radioactivity, danger, and amount of nuclear waste in the country.

The Daiichi plant there was over forty years old and it was poorly designed.

It’s a bit long, but quite interesting and very informative.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten-Salt_Reactor_Experiment

If you’ve not already seen it, watch Planet of the Humans.

The only thing that has a worse, false PR record than nuclear plants is nuclear waste.

The panels themselves are safe but there are concerns with how some of the rare earth elements are being mined. Particularly Cobalt. While primarily this is a concern for batteries, some PVs use Cobalt as well.

I’d say solid fuel reactors are too expensive to be worth building.

Bad PR isn’t hard to fix if the media would stop with the fearmongering.

Likely, for quite a few years to come, “biofuels” means using food to create fuel.

What are your thoughts on LFTRs?

I was rather surprised to see Nissan quit the Xterra. I saw a lot of them on the roads.

Top tip: If you don’t want to get run over by a police vehicle, don’t join a crowd that messing with a police vehicle.

The federal government is nearly $28,000,000,000,000 in debt and shouldn’t be responsible for roads anyways, but raising the gas tax will fix everything.

I think the Ford GT qualifies as a rival, albeit a considerably overpriced one.

Let’s hope Chevy doesn’t tarnish the name of its iconic sports car by making some “mach-r-e” of it with an SUV.

Perhaps coincidence. Perhaps not.

Perhaps you didn’t read Neutral?

1st: “...thanks to heavy subsidies.” I knew that was going to be in there before I read the whole portion. No brainer.

5th: It was while reading this gear that I though, “Raph must have gotten TMS today.

N: The unlikely combination of the desire to get one and the knowledge that doing so wouldn’t be at the expense of…

“Smart” people thinking they can legislate away stupid people doing stupid things.