cancel2 2022
Canceled
The consensus is that Thorium reactors are decades away and Fusion is still a gleam in some scientists eyes.
And while we fiddle and argue about which is better, we go right on polluting as we always do and the air gets dirtier and nothing gets done...which is what Big Oil wants.
Meanwhile, the status quo will remain the status quo and things will continue to get worse for those who come after us and everyone will TALK about how they don't like pollution, but ultiamtely nothing will get done because since it isn't happening to you, it's just not that important.
You really need to do some basic research before speaking, China, Japan and India are all developing thorium reactors now, not decades away. The Skunk Works is planning to get a fusion reactor prototype ready by 2017. The ITER project is expected to go live in 2027 and China has decided to also go their own way as well. There is a powerful case for abandoning the crazy attempts to subsidise solar and wind and fully concentrate on thorium and fusion reactors. You and many others need to let go of your emotion laden approach and assess the options a little more objectively. We have had decades of that sort of childish attitude to energy and the environment, now it is time to let the big boys sort it out.
http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/Current-and-Future-Generation/Thorium/
http://www.engineering.com/Designer...icleID/5388/Nuclear-Fusion-in-Five-Years.aspx
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=bookmark-chromeext