About a month ago, I mentioned Esquire’s coverage of a nuclear reactor design called PRISM, for an efficient, modular nuke that could potentially be mass-produced. It seemed like Esquire had taken extra effort to sugar-coat and glorify PRISM, repeatedly presenting it as a world-saving technology.
Thumbing through my December cope of Wired, I’ve found another piece that could be the twin of the Esquire article. Uranium Is So Last Century — Enter Thorium, the New Green Nuke, blares the headline at the top.
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