Chinese "craftsmanship"

Tom Sherman wrote in
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The amount of uranium that can be practically mined and extracted is a
finite and rapidly shrinking resource.


Untrue, we have loads of it and so has Auz.

Mike Latondresse wrote:
Tom Sherman wrote in
:

The amount of uranium that can be practically mined and extracted is a
finite and rapidly shrinking resource.


Untrue, we have loads of it and so has Auz.

Just like the inexhaustible supply of oil that some believe in?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

On 2008-04-19, Tom Sherman wrote:
wrote:
[...]
The amount of uranium that can be practically mined and extracted is a
finite and rapidly shrinking resource.

http://www.iaea.org/NewsCenter/News/...resources.html

seems to say there's plenty of the stuff.

Will we still be using uranium fission 85 years from now anyway? Either
we'll be back to rubbing sticks together or we'll be fusing helium 3
extracted from the lunar regolith depending on who you ask.

The sun will still be shining a few years from now... and if it isn't
we will have bigger problems than "energy".

http://www.nanosolar.com/technology.htm