>What’s more, the new plants should produce little waste and might even eat up existing nuclear waste.
>That means they should dramatically reduce the amount of nuclear waste that must be handled and stored.
But doesn't go into detail about exactly how much waste is generated, how waste is handled and where waste should be stored. This is exactly the problem with nuclear, and our ongoing battle with Chernobyl's corpse is exactly the worst manifestation of that problem.
>What’s more, the new plants should produce little waste and might even eat up existing nuclear waste.
>That means they should dramatically reduce the amount of nuclear waste that must be handled and stored.
But doesn't go into detail about exactly how much waste is generated, how waste is handled and where waste should be stored. This is exactly the problem with nuclear, and our ongoing battle with Chernobyl's corpse is exactly the worst manifestation of that problem.