I thought depleted uranium was still used in weapons? The uranium itself is probably less than 1% of the total waste unfortunately, think of Fukushima, most of the waste is slightly radioactive water.
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Most of it is slightly radioactive stuff that you wouldn't want to be around long term but you could stand next to without issue. The problem with it is that you don't want it getting into groundwater/,/food chain etc, because then you drink/consume it, it gets stuck in you and you are 'standing next to it' for the rest of your life.
There is more dangerous waste too, but less of it. That offers the same problem, but worse. Normally, this is actively managed, but obviously not in this case.
The fuel itself (for nuclear ractiors, not relevant for weapons) can be recycled, but it's generally cheaper to get fresh fuel. Additionally, the processes are generally similar to nuclear weapons production, so people start getting nervous.
I did, it's little more than the summary. It's mostly adds
Edit: I apologise, there was a continue reading button hidden between adds after the related content section.....
That's a pretty non article - what does that union have to do with the chargers?
You want income tax to scale up for 'normal' rich people. You then need additional laws/taxes for the super rich as they operate in a different economic world.
My coffee table broke my toe last year, vicious thing!
I had taken some shoes off 5 mins earlier as well 😞
Or Humans and High-rises! (Reddit HFY reference)
That now means that the basic tier look kinda poor on a storage PoV, worth it for the BYO domain though.
Can I have an ELi5?
I'm not sure they ever empty most pools do they? They just continuously filter the water and keep adding chemicals?
I very rarely need a full charge when I get a new phone. Battery rarely drops under 50% unless it's a heavy use day. However, that same phone 3 years later will be causing me issues because the battery doesn't last through the day.
I would happily trade off 20% max battery in the first few years, to get a healthier battery 4 years down the line.
You have to have someone that will say good things about you. Not everyone necessary has that if they're a dick. Most of the time they are looking for a job based reference as that's more relevant to them, especially if the reference has a public phone number or company email etc.
You should only need two references most of the time, so it should be doable with just references from your previous company? Or maybe the one before that in a short stint.