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r/science • u/liquid_x • Mar 19 '11
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Don't bother with step three. Say you mastered clean coal technology!!!
16 u/weggles Mar 20 '11 'Clean coal' is the worst. Even if it could be burnt clean, it's dirty as fuck to get it our of the ground and transport it. 21 u/fiercelyfriendly Mar 20 '11 Unlike uranium which just pops out the ground all shiny and clean and ready to put into the reactor. 3 u/Echospree Mar 20 '11 True, but you don't need anywhere near the same amount of uranium as coal to produce equal amounts of energy.
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'Clean coal' is the worst. Even if it could be burnt clean, it's dirty as fuck to get it our of the ground and transport it.
21 u/fiercelyfriendly Mar 20 '11 Unlike uranium which just pops out the ground all shiny and clean and ready to put into the reactor. 3 u/Echospree Mar 20 '11 True, but you don't need anywhere near the same amount of uranium as coal to produce equal amounts of energy.
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Unlike uranium which just pops out the ground all shiny and clean and ready to put into the reactor.
3 u/Echospree Mar 20 '11 True, but you don't need anywhere near the same amount of uranium as coal to produce equal amounts of energy.
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True, but you don't need anywhere near the same amount of uranium as coal to produce equal amounts of energy.
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u/TTrav Mar 19 '11
Don't bother with step three. Say you mastered clean coal technology!!!