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Building a couple dozen LFTRs a year starts to sound like a bargain.

The thing about LFTRs is they're going to run not for 20 or 30 or 40 years, they're going to run for 100 years.

One of the beauties of LFTRs is that they can be mass produced.

Cost of building 600,000 megawatt LFTRs or 600,000 megawatt plants or 2400 250 megawatt

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But various thorium supporters have calculated that the overnight cost for a LFTR plant, the overnight costs are the costs to build and start up a plant excluding interest and

I would argue that what we're going to see is once LFTRs, liquid-fueled thorium reactors, start to be built, the cost of the technology is going to come down fairly rapidly.

Dr. Hargraves has written articles and made presentations about the Liquid Fluoride Thorine Reactor-- or LFTR, as we affectionately call it--

His presentation, "Aim High," about the technology and social benefits of LFTR, has been presented to audiences at Institute

If we build, say, four plants for manufacturing LFTRs, with each plant producing five reactors a year, that would just about do the trick.

I've had people argue against that, but the fact is, the way to solve the nuclear waste problem is to build liquid fluoride thorium reactors, which are known as LFTRs.

But there isn't, and regulations require us to treat it as radioactive waste." So China is stockpiling the stuff and planning on building LFTRs, and we are getting rid