Obviously, the spent fuel problem is the biggest issue but has there ever

Been a study about all the water used to cool the plant? I’m not a nuclear expert by any means but I recall being amazed that I could swim in the warm part of Lake Anna in December & feel like I was in a heated swimming pool. Do all plants have that much hot water coming out of the plants & what kind of effect does it have on global warming?

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Posted: 04/14/2022 at 1:26PM

Finland Might Have Solved Nuclear Power’s Biggest Problem -- EDGEMAN 04/14/2022 1:02PM

That sure seems like the same solution we've always had -- Tafkam Hokie 04/14/2022 3:51PM

Drilling 500m? That'll do it. Precambrian layers will get after ya! -- Major Kong 04/14/2022 2:01PM

We had Yucca Mountain until killed by Harry Reid ** -- hookie 04/14/2022 1:49PM

Obviously, the spent fuel problem is the biggest issue but has there ever -- Hoakie82 04/14/2022 1:26PM

No effect. Steam isn't a problem but many think it does... -- Major Kong 04/14/2022 2:06PM

I wasn’t even thinking about the steam. I’m talking about having a big body -- Hoakie82 04/14/2022 4:04PM

Pack it in boxes and drop the boxes all over Russia? ** -- Vienna_Hokie 04/14/2022 1:09PM

Just in the Red Square. This way we’ll know where we’re “Putin” it. ** -- Hoakie82 04/14/2022 1:18PM

Obviously, the spent fuel problem is the biggest issue but has there ever

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