Charles W. 'Chuck' Bryant

Yeah.

I mean, combining those businesses is a little...

It's a little worrisome.

Yeah.

Well, you know, with things, how things are going these days, I could use a little pick me up.

So maybe a little light reading.

Maybe I'll start that.

a very depressing day.

All right, so I mentioned earlier these deep geological repositories that they've almost finished in Finland.

Like those aren't the best idea because who knows what's going to happen long term here on planet Earth.

But they're, you know, extracting the most highly radioactive parts of this waste from everything else.

Seems like that's headed toward like a pretty good solution.

So they don't know quite what to do with it afterward.

But one way of doing it

is something called transmutation, right?

I love this thought process.

Another one that holds a lot of promise is actually glass and ceramics.

Glass and ceramics can both trap those radionuclides that you were talking about.

And for like a long period of time.

And, you know, the idea is that you store this stuff in these like glass logs or ceramic logs, basically.