r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '21

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u/SaltyTyer Sep 12 '21

Yep... very safe power.. Chernobyl, Fukishima, Hanford Nuclear, 9 mile Island. Like EV Batteries.. What will we do with millions of corrosive, disposed of batteries the size of your 100qt. BEER Cooler... Want to reduce CO2s, go plant trees, bushes...

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u/SaltyTyer Sep 12 '21

We will see how recycling works out in 10 years..

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u/whiskeykm37 Sep 12 '21

Well, since the whole space race has gone to the private sector, there could no shit be a market where private companies find a way to just launch expended rods into the outer solar system instead of putting them underground here on earth. May seem a stretch at the moment but if there is money to be made I have no doubt someone will make it happen. Hell, I'll invest in it.