Have U.S. greenies finally returned to reality? As data centers gobble up electricity, Big Tech is going all-in on nuclear power.

[Litwin]

They stopped the clean burning of coal in the U.S. Forced China to burn that coal instead spewing dirty pollution. Which floated across the Pacific and landed in the U.S.

Not only the commie Han—China, Moscow ulus, India, the entire Africa, North Korea, etc do the same 7/24, every year more and more. Do our "grannie" freaks really believe that the so-called Global South is with us on the path of deindustrialization and big-city collapse?

 

[Litwin]

America and invested heavily in solar and wind technology,

I like solar and wind technology, but they cannot run our civilization 24/7. Nuclear power—arguably the greenest of all—can. So why doesn’t the U.S. invest heavily in nuclear power today, like France did in the 1960s and ’70s?

 

[Litwin]

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Indeed, DSA Marxists led by Barry Soetoro/Barack Obama shut down the use of fossil fuels to generate electricity in America and invested heavily in solar and wind technology, which led t the largest boondoggles in U.S. history.

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The wholesale price of electricity in France is currently around 35 €/MWh, while in Germany, which ditched nuclear, is around 100 €/MWh.

 

[Doc7505]

Nuclear waste can potentially be used to generate electrical power through technologies like nuclear fast reactors and nuclear batteries, which convert the remaining energy in spent fuel into electricity. These methods aim to repurpose hazardous waste while providing a sustainable energy source.
Nuclear waste, primarily produced from nuclear reactors, contains significant amounts of energy that can potentially be harnessed for electricity generation. This approach addresses both energy needs and the challenge of managing radioactive waste.

 

[Litwin]

Nuclear waste can potentially be used to generate electrical power through technologies like nuclear fast reactors and nuclear batteries,

Nuclear waste & management is a massive and ongoing global big business involving trillions of dollars

Nuclear Waste Management Market Size, Share | Growth [2032]

The global nuclear waste management market size is projected to grow from $8.69 billion in 2025 to $11.44 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.01%

www.fortunebusinessinsights.com

https://www.axios.com/2025/09/05/oklo-curio-sam-altman-waste-electricity-fuel

 

[Litwin]

Nuclear waste can potentially be used to generate electrical power through technologies like nuclear fast reactors and nuclear batteries, which convert the remaining energy in spent fuel into electricity. These methods aim to repurpose hazardous waste while providing a sustainable energy source.
Nuclear waste, primarily produced from nuclear reactors, contains significant amounts of energy that can potentially be harnessed for electricity generation. This approach addresses both energy needs and the challenge of managing radioactive waste.

So the irony is: anti nuclear politics makes nuclear waste more problematic...

 

[Litwin]

American lefties are scared of Nuclear power.

They think we can fuel the planet with butterfly farts.

Germany must reactivate its nuke plants

 

[merrill]

Nuclear waste can potentially be used to generate electrical power through technologies like nuclear fast reactors and nuclear batteries, which convert the remaining energy in spent fuel into electricity. These methods aim to repurpose hazardous waste while providing a sustainable energy source.
Nuclear waste, primarily produced from nuclear reactors, contains significant amounts of energy that can potentially be harnessed for electricity generation. This approach addresses both energy needs and the challenge of managing radioactive waste.

says who the Koch brothers enterprises who mine uranium and process the uranium etc etc etc

 

[whitehall]

A lecture from foreign posters about the American reliance on fossil fuel energy and nuclear energy? No thanks.

 

[Doc7505]

says who the Koch brothers enterprises who mine uranium and process the uranium etc etc etc

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Actually MIT grads and Scientists claim it as fact.
Nuclear waste, particularly high-level waste (HLW), is primarily produced from nuclear reactors and the reprocessing of nuclear fuel. This waste contains spent fuel rods, which are highly radioactive and generate significant heat. While HLW accounts for over 95% of the total radioactivity from nuclear power generation, it constitutes less than 1% of the total volume of radioactive waste produced.

Nuclear waste can be used to generate electricity

Scientists have developed new technology that uses nuclear waste to generate electricity in a nuclear-powered battery. A team of physicists and chemists from th

www.downtoearth.org.in

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Using Nuclear Waste Heat as Power Source

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The energy in nuclear waste could power the U.S. for 100 years, but the technology was never commercialized

The technology to turn nuclear waste into energy, known as a nuclear fast reactor, has existed for decades. Now, it's getting a second look.

www.cnbc.com

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3 Reasons Why Nuclear is Clean and Sustainable

Most people immediately think of solar panels or wind turbines as clean energy, but how many of you thought of nuclear energy?

www.energy.gov

 

[Litwin]

American lefties are scared of Nuclear power.

They think we can fuel the planet with butterfly farts.

Powering America for a bright new day!

We're going to see some data centers with their own onsite proprietary power plants. A company called Oklo (ticker OKLO) is trying to be first to market with widespread smaller fission plants specifically for data centers. There are a few other technologies lining up, including sodium-based power plants and even geothermal. It's a race right now, which is pretty neat.

Oklo Secures Partnerships for Up to 750 Megawatts of Power for U.S. Data Centers

They stopped the clean burning of coal in the U.S. Forced China to burn that coal instead spewing dirty pollution. Which floated across the Pacific and landed in the U.S.

Guys, you wouldn’t believe it: “Power prices at an 8-month high due to low wind and surging fossil fuels.” Looks like you can’t run a sizable economy on butterfly farts—no matter how many eco-butterflies fart them out.

Thread '"...Power Prices at 8-Month High on Low Wind, Surging Fossil Fuels." Guess the country—Sub-Saharan Africa, or one of the most developed countries'

Oct 15, 2025

"...Power Prices at 8-Month High on Low Wind, Surging Fossil Fuels." Guess the country—Sub-Saharan Africa, or one of the most developed countries in the world? Looks like you can’t run a sizable economy on butterfly farts—no matter how many farts eco-butterflies fart out in July.​

I’ll wait for three answers and then post the links.

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[Litwin]

American lefties are scared of Nuclear power.

They think we can fuel the planet with butterfly farts.

Powering America for a bright new day!

We're going to see some data centers with their own onsite proprietary power plants. A company called Oklo (ticker OKLO) is trying to be first to market with widespread smaller fission plants specifically for data centers. There are a few other technologies lining up, including sodium-based power plants and even geothermal. It's a race right now, which is pretty neat.

Oklo Secures Partnerships for Up to 750 Megawatts of Power for U.S. Data Centers

US continues TO LEAD THE WORLD

Nuclear Stocks Sell Off After U.S. Army Launches Microreactor Program | OilPrice.com

Analysts warn the nuclear sector may be overheating, as investor enthusiasm has driven up valuations of early-stage firms like Oklo and NuScale with little or no revenue

oilprice.com