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No it shouldn't. But look at you: you effectively said it's IMPOSSIBLE for solar to solve the "crisis".
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Think Apollo program.
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Within limits. I'd guess 2-3 years from starting construction to ready for things to go wrong to learn from. The more you build, the sooner (statistically) black swans will crawl out of the woodwork, but the more expensive it will be to retrofit existing plants for the new prob.
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#GreenNewDeal My understanding is: Reactors are small 100MW (powers 1 small town/desalinization plant/etc) constructed in central secure location. Trucked/Train to site. 20-30 year life. Reactor returns to factory for fuel access. Supposedly fuel encased in lead makes secure.
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The key to that is cleaning up the regulations, But I've mentioned some other ways the market for solar (and carbon capture) could be expanded as minimal cost (IMO).https://medium.com/@artkilner/carbon-and-capitalism-44b4c58e7032 …
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It's much, much more complicated than that.
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