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!rowspan='2' |Type | !rowspan='2' |Type of nuclear power | ||
!colspan='3' |Problems if scaled up | !colspan='3' |Problems if scaled up | ||
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|{{rcell}} Problem | |{{rcell}} Problem | ||
|{{rcell}} High risk | |{{rcell}} High risk | ||
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So far, it seems that '''[[thorium]]''' is the only nuclear power that could really [[scale up nuclear power|scale up]] enough to replace all [[fossil fuels]]. | <big>So far, it seems that '''[[thorium]]''' is the only nuclear power that could really [[scale up nuclear power|scale up]] enough to replace all [[fossil fuels]].</big> | ||
[[Category:Energy sources]] | [[Category:Energy sources]] | ||