Jordan Harbinger

Or is it like a grain of, okay.

Because I'm thinking, you know, you don't necessarily need less mining if it's a grain of sand each time you find uranium.

But if it's a chunk, like a rock, then, and that's enough for 2000 pounds of coal, you're right.

We need way less mining.

Like it's not even close.

Yeah, Isabel, what about that?

Yeah.

How does that work?

How much nuclear would California need?

I know I'm putting you on the spot.

Feel free to choose a different state or something.

How much nuclear would California need if we had nuclear versus wind versus solar?

And of course, and I'm aware that like

solar doesn't work in Michigan for most of the year, right?

So we're going to have to almost ignore the fact that it only works for a third of the year and that wind only works on the seaside or wherever there's a lot of wind.

But how much space is that going to take up?

Do I need a city of L.A.-sized nuclear power plant to power the whole state?

Because that's not that bad, really.

That's so much less than I thought.

I thought you were going to say like 50 or 60.