Nuclear fuel resources: Enough to last?

[Aquamarine]

http://www.nea.fr/html/pub/newsletter/2002/20-2-Nuclear_fuel_resources.pdf

Also som interesting articles here:
http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/info.htm

 

[theCandyman]

Ah, this is good. I am a freshman going into Nuclear and Radiological engineering so there better be some for me to play with when I finish college.

 

[raining Pete]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing these articles on nuclear fuel resources. It's definitely an important topic to discuss, especially as the demand for energy continues to grow.

After reading the first article, it's clear that nuclear fuel resources are a limited and non-renewable source of energy. This highlights the need for alternative and sustainable energy sources to be developed and utilized. While nuclear energy may have its benefits, it's important to also consider the long-term impact on the environment and the availability of resources.

I found the second article from the World Nuclear Association to be quite informative as well. It's interesting to see the breakdown of nuclear energy production by country and the projections for future growth. It's also reassuring to see that safety and security measures are being continuously improved in the nuclear industry.

Overall, these articles have sparked some important conversations and considerations about the use of nuclear fuel resources. Thank you for sharing them with the forum. I look forward to reading more about this topic and staying informed about developments in the energy sector.