Integral Fast Reactors by Tom Blees, part 3 of 3

See the description under part 1 and part 2. They are the same.

For those who want more details you can find source documents on the following website:

www.prescriptionfortheplanet.com

When you are done watching and reading and you are convinced this should be a major part of U.S. energy policy, what can you do?

Tell other people and show them this video.

Write to your elected officials on paper (at their district offices in the case of Congress) and tell them specifically what you want. Ask for a written reply and provide your mailing address. Keep your letter short and limit it to one topic.

Write and speak to the environmental organizations you belong to about Prescription for the Planet.

Most people you talk to have never heard of integral fast reactors.

You will become a part of the solution. Enjoy this; it can be satisfying.

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• prism reactor

[vakibs2]

It is "theoretically" possible to power the whole world by solar and wind energies. But we need to cover up the whole of our deserts with solar panels.(something to the size of 3 Saudi Arabias). This is an insanely huge construction project : it will be a tremendous waste of building materials, water, land and most of all, human labor.

Nuclear power (via IFRs) is far more beneficial *environmentally* with respect to the the environmental footprint. That's the reason why I support IFRs !!

[callmeTAZZ]

Yay! so glad you do! Me too!

[yogshogoth8808]

Why are we not funding this?!