Good piece on the status and direction of fusion power. Lets hope we decide to go forward with these ideas without quivering about the risk like we have in the last 30 years over nuclear power.
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Americans see no point in waiting 30 or 50 years. We are moving ahead now:
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Could not agree more. I lived through the last time that the media decided nuclear power was too dangerous. This followed with films like the China Syndrome, which you may recall was out before the Three Mile Island incident. The MSM thought that this meant they were predictive and supported a thirty year hold in innovative power solutions.
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