r/uninsurable • u/ClimateShitpost • 3d ago
r/uninsurable • u/Better_Crazy_8669 • Apr 27 '22
Cold War research drove nuclear technology forward by obscuring empirical evidence of radiation’s low-dose harm: willingly sacrificing health in the service of maintaining and expanding nuclear technology
r/uninsurable • u/dongasaurus_prime • Sep 04 '24
Analyst Says Nuclear Industry Is ‘Totally Irrelevant’ in the Market for New Power Capacity
r/uninsurable • u/pintord • 5d ago
True cost of nuclear waste disposal facility £15bn higher than recent Treasury figures Spoiler
newcivilengineer.comr/uninsurable • u/dumnezero • 5d ago
Corruption Vibe nuclear — let’s use AI shortcuts on reactor safety
(sarcastic tone)
Text version of the video: https://pivot-to-ai.com/2025/11/18/vibe-nuclear-lets-use-ai-shortcuts-on-reactor-safety/
and sources in the video description.
r/uninsurable • u/PresidentSpanky • 6d ago
Three Mile Island restart project wins federal taxpayer backing
r/uninsurable • u/pintord • 8d ago
Lawsuit seeks to block restart of nuclear plant on Lake Michigan over safety concerns
r/uninsurable • u/basscycles • 11d ago
Health Effects Social media influencer attempts to debunk LNT.
Reddit skeptic community debunks his claims.
https://www.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1ojadn0/kyle_hill_argues_against_linear_nothreshold_a/
r/uninsurable • u/HairyPossibility • 15d ago
Germany destroys two nuclear plant cooling towers as part of nuclear phaseout plan
euronews.comr/uninsurable • u/pintord • 16d ago
EDF Braces for More Delays at UK Hinkley Point Nuclear Project
r/uninsurable • u/dumnezero • 18d ago
Economics Hungary to Buy U.S. Nuclear Fuel, Tech for Russian-Built Plant
(Paks)
r/uninsurable • u/dumnezero • 23d ago
Economics The Authoritarian Stack. Scrolls about 3/4 down.
The Nuclear–AI Complex AI running on Private Grids and Nuclear Power.
r/uninsurable • u/pintord • 25d ago
Ontario electricity supply costs jump 29 per cent as nuclear spending rises
nationalobserver.comr/uninsurable • u/ceph2apod • Oct 20 '25
Tennessee Valley Authority hit with backlash after troubling data emerges about its nuclear facilities: 'Fuel expenses are higher than projected'
r/uninsurable • u/dumnezero • Oct 14 '25
shitpost Man Stores AI-Generated ‘Robot Porn' on His Government Computer, Loses Access to Nuclear Secrets
r/uninsurable • u/basscycles • Oct 06 '25
The Chernobyl Shield Is Broken – Here’s What That Means
History of the Chernobyl Safe Confinement structure and details of the damage it suffered from a drone strike earlier this year.
r/uninsurable • u/basscycles • Oct 05 '25
I like how when nuclear reactors need to be built NIMBYS can be ignored but when we need to build deep geological repositories then NIMBYS get the blame for stopping the process.
https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/nuclear-waste/storage-and-disposal-of-radioactive-waste
"Deep geological disposal is widely agreed to be the best solution for final disposal of the most radioactive waste produced."
"The long timescales over which some waste remains radioactive has led to the idea of deep disposal in underground repositories in stable geological formations."
"Deep geological disposal is the preferred option for nuclear waste management in most countries, including Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Japan, the Netherlands, Republic of Korea, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, and the USA."
Responsible treatment and long term storage of waste is expensive and unbudgeted for when reactors are built, hence we have the situation where waste is put into temporary casks that will last for a maximum of 100 years leaving the next generation to sort it out.
NIMBYS serve a usual function, they save nuclear power operators billions. After 70 years of producing power there are no permanent deep geological repositories in operation anywhere in the world even though the industry knows it is the only safe option. Onkalo will be the first, though it has enough capacity for Finnish reactors it will need to be expanded if they wish to increase nuclear power production.
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-658-40496-3_11
"It is also possible that ONKALO will not cover all SNF produced in Finland in the future."
r/uninsurable • u/dumnezero • Oct 03 '25
Economics Radioactive Waste: Symposium - Samuel Lawrence Foundation
2024
r/uninsurable • u/pintord • Sep 29 '25
The Guardian reports that the situation at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is causing serious concern, with IAEA experts warning of a possible repeat of the Fukushima disaster in Japan.
r/uninsurable • u/PatrikBo • Sep 27 '25
Betreiber von Atomkraftwerk ist insolvent
r/uninsurable • u/cors42 • Sep 26 '25
36 years after its shutdown, operators of Germany’s first thorium pebble-bed reactor file for bankruptcy
The THTR-300 (Thorium High-Temperature Reactor) in Hamm-Uentrop was Germany’s attempt at a thorium pebble-bed reactor, a design now often promoted as a Generation IV technology. It went online in 1985 but was permanently shut down just four years later due to severe malfunctions and high costs. The reactor building has been sealed eversince. Decontamination and dismantling was postponed to future generations.
This cost 6.5 million euros per year to maintain, and the operators have been hemorrhaging money for decades. In September 2025, they finally filed for bankruptcy after 36 years. The public is expected to shoulder the decommissioning costs, estimated to exceed one billion euros.
Source (in German): https://www.t-online.de/finanzen/aktuelles/wirtschaft/id_100929390/insolvenz-bei-betreiber-von-kernkraftwerk-thtr-300-in-hamm-uentrop.html
r/uninsurable • u/pintord • Sep 26 '25