This essay reviews the recent Chinese decision to develop thorium breeding molten Salt nuclear technology, and points our the high human cost of fossil fuel use in China, as well as the LFTR potential for lowering nuclear cost, and the consequences of the thorium/LFTR decision for chinese economic and political power.
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Showing posts with label Chinese Academy of Sciences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese Academy of Sciences. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Why the Chinese Commitment to the LFTR Matters.
"Why the Chinese Commitment to the LFTR Matters." http://nucleargreen.blogspot. com/2011/02/why-chinese- commitment-to-lftr-matters. html
This essay reviews the recent Chinese decision to develop thorium breeding molten Salt nuclear technology, and points our the high human cost of fossil fuel use in China, as well as the LFTR potential for lowering nuclear cost, and the consequences of the thorium/LFTR decision for chinese economic and political power.
This essay reviews the recent Chinese decision to develop thorium breeding molten Salt nuclear technology, and points our the high human cost of fossil fuel use in China, as well as the LFTR potential for lowering nuclear cost, and the consequences of the thorium/LFTR decision for chinese economic and political power.
China Initiates Thorium MSR Project.
Kirk Sorensen, China Initiates Thorium MSR Project.
http://energyfromthorium.com/ 2011/01/30/china-initiates- tmsr/
In this post, Kirk covers Chinese reports on their decision to institute thorium breeding Molten Salt Reactor development.
http://energyfromthorium.com/
In this post, Kirk covers Chinese reports on their decision to institute thorium breeding Molten Salt Reactor development.
Related articles
- China Starts Molten Salt Nuclear Reactor Project (hardware.slashdot.org)
- China bets on thorium (go.theregister.com)
- "China working on thorium reactors" and related posts (motls.blogspot.com)
- China Takes Lead in Race for Clean Nuclear Power (wired.com)
- David Leblanc explains why Thorium reactors need a lot less fissile nuclear material to start (nextbigfuture.com)
- Scientists hail metal thorium as alternative source of energy (rt.com)
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