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Colorado asks General Atomics to clean up uranium mess
There are other sources of nuclear power! I have recently been introduced to Thorium….. Thanks to similar radioactive properties to the uranium used to power the world’s nuclear reactors – and its by product, plutonium, used in nuclear weapons – thorium can also be used to power a controlled nuclear reaction that heats water, producing steam to power turbines that produce large quantities of electricity. PLUS POINT: From an environmental perspective, the good news about thorium is that it’s far less radioactively damaging than uranium: its naturally occurring form, monazite, is said to be reasonably safe for human exposure, while the waste products from its use in a nuclear reactor decay remain dangerous for only a fraction as long – decades instead of thousands of years, by some accounts. So Uranium and Plutonium can take thousands of years to decay safely, but Thorium does it in just a few decades? Read on............. http://just-me-in-t.blogspot.com/2010/06/nuclear-…— June 23, 2010 3:11 a.m.