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Originally posted by semi retired: ↑

I don't Think so buddy , Dutton is on a winner for Australia , China is building 6 new reactors at a total Cost $17 billion , what will Albo and snake mouth give Australia at the cost of $trillions scar the landscape and the sea that needs to be replaced in 20 years that doesn't work when the sun doesn't shine and wind dosed blow ? ? Australia was the lucky country , from the cheapest power in the world to the most expensive , our kids future looks grim.

While China’s State Council approved six new reactors — for a combined cost of $17 billion.

The stark difference goes a long way toward explaining why China is on pace to eclipse the US as the world’s largest source of atomic energy by as early as the middle of this decade, a significant boost to clean-energy ambitions with potential diplomatic benefits'

Across the United States, 93 nuclear reactors power tens of millions of homes and anchor local communities. Navigate national and state statistics for nuclear energy with the tabs along the top, and select your state to see how nuclear energy benefits your community.

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