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oil pan 4 · 11-13-2018, 02:15 PM

Thorium is useless for making nuclear weapons. That's why our government had 0 interest in thorium tech from 1942ish to 2017.

I believe in micro grids too.
Since most transmission losses happen during peak use the micro grids powered by solar could eliminate a good portion of peak load associated line losses.

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