Enhanced Safety in Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors (LFTRs)

LFTRs are a type of 4th generation nuclear reactor design that using a liquid fluoride salt as the coolant and neutron absorbent. The advantages of using these fluoride salts include our vast existing knowledge of the material as they are commonly used in industrial processes such as aluminum processing and their thermal properties make themContinue reading “Enhanced Safety in Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors (LFTRs)”

100 Word Challenge (part 3)

In 2017 levels of Carbon Dioxide equivalent(CO2e) emissions globally total 45,261.2516 Megatons(Mt). Out of this total, China produced 27.51%, the United States produced 14.75%, and the European Union(EU28) produced 9.33%. These three economic blocks represent 51.59% of the world’s total emissions, while having only 29.68% of the world’s population. The US in particular gets 62.7%Continue reading “100 Word Challenge (part 3)”

Nuclear Power and a Cleaner Future

Current, cutting edge nuclear power plant designs have the possibility to greatly reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and alleviate the unreliable consistency of other low emissions sources such as solar and wind. Older nuclear reactor designs are very inefficient both in terms of fuel usage and waste products that need long term storage whileContinue reading “Nuclear Power and a Cleaner Future”

State of Hawaii’s Aloha+ Goals

The Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard is a website setup to track the progress of the state towards various renewable resource and sustainability goals. Some of these goals include moving away from fossil fuel energy sources and towards low to no emission sources, increasing local food production and decreasing reliance on imported food, diversifying the local economyContinue reading “State of Hawaii’s Aloha+ Goals”

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