Braun, Purdue lead nuclear summit to promote reactors for Indiana

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2 thoughts on “Braun, Purdue lead nuclear summit to promote reactors for Indiana

  1. Renewable energy sources are a much better idea than nuclear reactors, unless Braun is planning on solving the problem of radioactive waste too. The radioactive half-life of many isotopes can be millions of years. Maybe the good people of Mike’s beloved Jasper Indiana would like to host the dump where radioactive waste is stored. Good luck.

    1. The spent fuel is currently safely stored at plants all over the country. If not something like Yuca mountain, which became a political football, then the Indian tribes have expressed interest in a repository on their property.

      Do they understand the costs? At a time when there’s significant public backlash over electricity costs, new nuclear will only increase costs in the short-term.

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