I haven’t made it to the site where they built CP-1, but one summer I did hike with some friends to where CP-2 is buried (it wasn’t that hard, it’s just not on the path).
I haven’t made it to the site where they built CP-1, but one summer I did hike with some friends to where CP-2 is buried (it wasn’t that hard, it’s just not on the path).
of the 415 global power reactors, 163 of them are 40+ years or older. I picked 40 because that's how many years a US reactor is initially licensed, although many extend the license in 20-year increments.
of the 415 global power reactors, 163 of them are 40+ years or older. I picked 40 because that's how many years a US reactor is initially licensed, although many extend the license in 20-year increments.
You can't argue with the numbers: PWRs are at 306 globally, where BWRs are at 41.
You can't argue with the numbers: PWRs are at 306 globally, where BWRs are at 41.