Lack of Thorium Reactors is Evidence of a Global Agenda

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• Why Thorium is About to Change the World :

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Thorium reactors are like the solid-state batteries of nuclear power: vastly superior, yet forever on the horizon. But now, a Danish company is closer than ever to turning them into a reality. These aren’t just thorium reactors — they’re small modular reactors, designed to function as shipping container-sized, self-maintaining batteries that operate reliably for years. So, how is this company tackling such an ambitious engineering challenge? When might commercial thorium reactors finally arrive? And is thorium the missing piece in the clean energy puzzle?

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• How THORIUM Reactors Could Solve Our Future Energy Demand:

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Thorium molten salt reactors could redefine how we power the world. In this video, we explore how this next-generation nuclear technology can deliver clean, scalable, and reliable energy for the decades ahead. Discover why Copenhagen Atomics believes thorium is the key to meeting the planet’s growing energy demand. Want to help? Consider sharing our videos, subscribe to our channel and turn on the notification bell to stay updated on the latest developments on the Copenhagen Atomics waste burner. It helps us grow our business and technology if the channel keeps growing.

• Why Thorium is About To Power Everything:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=DxKqlwjrXBI

Thorium could revolutionize energy forever. Unlike uranium, it’s ultra-abundant, meltdown-proof, and produces far less waste. Just 11 basketball-sized spheres could power a city like Austin for over two years. That’s energy density on a whole new level. It’s safer, cleaner, and it’s been hiding in plain sight. But if it’s so great, why isn’t the world using it already? In this video, we dive deep into thorium’s promise, the science behind it, and the real reasons it’s been sidelined for decades. From its mind-blowing energy density to near-zero meltdown risk, let’s explore whether thorium truly is the future of nuclear power.