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France’s nuclear fleet gives it one of the world’s lowest-carbon electricity grids
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Ok, now do nuclear waste.
Nuclear waste is a solved problem.
Dig a deep hole, put the waste in the hole, and backfill the hole.
Done.
Remind me again, it slipped my mind: How many of those holes are globally completed and in operation legally, explicitly rated for high-level radioactive waste and NOT explicitly labeled as an intermediate solution?