A lot of funding has gone into fusion power, Iter is expecting to start up around 2019 and if their experiment is successful they expect commercial fusion reactors to be in place within 50-60 years. Since thorium reactors need to be developed and that will also require time and money, do you think governments have to make a choice now between fusion and thorium?
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A lot of funding has gone into fusion power, Iter is expecting to start up around 2019 and if their experiment is successful they expect commercial fusion reactors to be in place within 50-60 years. Since thorium reactors need to be developed and that will also require time and money, do you think governments have to make a choice now between fusion and thorium?
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