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Non-radioactive Nuclear Plants Emerging

Back in 1989, Paul M. Brown was awarded a patent for his non-radioactive nuclear reactors. These reactors could produce nuclear reaction, and reuse its nuclear waste, for energy production. He died in a car crash, and nobody heard about the technology ever again.
Russia has made progress along these lines and considering their liberal approach to science, it’s no surprise to hear that they will be building these safer and cheaper nuclear power plants soon.
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