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I thought that Nuclear was still a "bad word" in the USA. Can we start building the "safe" reactors that can recycle spent fuel at over 90%? That would be super. We have had the technology for ~30+ years.

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>Big Tech is getting excited about nuclear power — and now Wall Street wants a piece of the action. 14 of the world's largest financial institutions, including US giants Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America, are set to throw their support behind an effort to triple the world's nuclear energy capacity by 2050, The Financial Times reported on Monday. The banks, which also include Citi, Barclays and BNP Paribas have not said what steps they will take to help achieve this goal.

I thought that Nuclear was still a "bad word" in the USA. Can we start building the "safe" reactors that can recycle spent fuel at over 90%? That would be super. We have had the technology for ~30+ years. Archive: https://archive.today/naVno From the post: >>Big Tech is getting excited about nuclear power — and now Wall Street wants a piece of the action. 14 of the world's largest financial institutions, including US giants Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America, are set to throw their support behind an effort to triple the world's nuclear energy capacity by 2050, The Financial Times reported on Monday. The banks, which also include Citi, Barclays and BNP Paribas have not said what steps they will take to help achieve this goal.

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Well, Apple's SIRI was originally a DARPA program as well. It was called Iris back then though.

The rabbit hole is deep and full of dangers.