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Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy.

If you have a light water nuclear reactor typical of a nuclear energy programme all you need is a smallish reprocessing capacity to separate reactor grade plutonium. Add in the H2 and H3 separated by laser and hey presto you have the …

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Nuclear energy leaves us with the potential for proliferating weapons-grade plutonium and waste that takes hundreds of human lifetimes to become harmless. “No primary energy source, be it renewable or nonrenewable,” write Jeffrey Chow, …

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And obtaining the material is that much easier if we give them a nuclear reactor because all you have to do to get plutonium 239 or 240 is to put some depleted uranium 238 in the neutron flux of a reactor and then chemically separate it …

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Let’s see, it’sa Ford, it’s got a nuclear reactor and it’sa Ranchero. Someone pinch us, because the Ford Nucleon is making us woozy. Or maybe that’s the radiation? Either way, the Nucleon stands out as our favorite car from the Nuclear …

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