Scott Nolan

people who were more focused on clean energy realized nuclear emits no carbon and no particulates, and it's safe.

And the waste issue, the spent fuel issue is so small compared to the waste we generate through every other form of energy.

This is the cleanest base load.

It's the safest base load.

We should do this.

And then on the other side,

People who are more focused about energy production and cost realize with the new technologies, nuclear could actually be the cheapest, the most economical, and our best path for just expanding production like we haven't in a very long time.

And so I think this is...

This combined with the safety profile of existing nuclear and the even better safety profile of advanced nuclear, I don't think there's going to be a lot of disagreement.

I think people have realized, hey, this is one thing we can come together on and say that this is positive.

And I don't think there's any reason for it to become a political thing.

Even some of the states we're looking at, Washington, for example, that's a classically blue state.

But they're doing a lot of things in nuclear.

And so I think everyone's come around to this.

That's good to hear.

We already do.

Yep.

So on the five steps, just to go back.

So mining, converting into gas, enriching, deconverting back into solid, and then fuel fabrication.

The mining, we already do it.