Wild Weasel Publish time 26-11-2019 04:20:34

There's plenty of coal left if we really wanted it and there are huge reserves of shale gas in Lancashire and the North Sea - in this part of the world alone. No wonder the global warming cult hates it; Their dream of a return to a stone age existence would be ruined by cheap energy.

Thorium based nuclear power also has huge potential as a long term power source. The Chinese & Indians are working on these now. Thorium is about as plentiful as lead and with a half life of 14 billion years, it's not going anywhere fast.

Trollslayer Publish time 26-11-2019 04:20:34

Fusion power isn't about lack of money.
They are constantly pushing the boundaries of science and engineering and have to take things in order.
This was always expected to take a few generations and has resulted in quiet co-operation between 0countries because it's importance is recognised.
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