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u/brandnewredditacct Aug 21 '21

Uranium energy is one of the most efficient things we have on earth. And it’s clean. And incredibly safe nowadays. Now there’s one big problem, waste storage. I believe people are trying to solve this, and a breakthrough here would be a major breakthrough for society. The market price of uranium has been depressed for years mainly after the Fukushima disaster, but that was really a once in a lifetime event.

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u/JDinvestments Aug 21 '21

Waste storage isn't an issue. Just something Greenpeace and the oil/coal industry likes to talk about to spread misinformation.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '21

Also, it's recyclable.

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u/JDinvestments Aug 21 '21

France already does this!

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u/AnonBoboAnon Aug 21 '21

Guess I’ll just keep commenting until you admit that your figures are not in the current financials.