Lawrence Kadish discusses the urgent need for the United States to prioritize the development of fusion energy amidst global tensions, particularly relating to Iran and its threats to oil and gas supplies.
• The Strait of Hormuz has been closed to shipping, exacerbating global economic concerns, particularly with Iran potentially gaining nuclear weapons.
• Intelligence suggests that Russia is aiding Iran in military endeavors, which could escalate conflicts.
• The Trump administration recognizes the critical need for America to invest in fusion energy technology, especially as China invests heavily in it.
• Recent progress has been made by the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) with new guidelines for managing fusion byproducts, signaling a path forward for the fusion industry.
• A significant merger involving Trump Media & Technology Group and TAE Technologies highlights the commitment to advancing fusion energy, with Google also invested in the latter.
• Fusion power is considered safer and more environmentally friendly than traditional fission, as it does not produce radioactive waste.
• If research and approvals continue on track, commercial fusion energy could be available within the next decade.
• The threat from terror states, particularly Iran, necessitates American leadership in energy independence to counteract their influence.
With global conflicts impacting energy supplies, the United States must lead in fusion energy development. This initiative not only provides a cleaner energy source but also strengthens the nation's position against adversaries threatening democratic values and economic stability.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22335/fusion-energy-american-born
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