have you seen a fucking landfill

i'll take *what is seepage* for 1000

That's a very bad idea

the magnitude of those is far more space and those can actually harm the environment

i'll also take *what is groundwater contamination* and *what is a superfund site* for 200 each

I don’t disagree that nuclear is the answer to our growing power needs. But you’re off your fuckin rocker.

>we drop it on the middleeast

Ironically you could probably solve landfills by using the extreme heat and number of spent fuel rods to incinerate it

clearly being edgy is the superior answer

But it’s so controversial that no one wants to risk the money into advancing development

poisonous landfill soot

(Or less than it should be)

just do what the rest of the world does with garbage lmao

That's why you use a closed circuit gas recapture, blyat

Turns out garbage gas is useful

remember the morally superior circlejerk of how the benis countries do it

Especially if you incinerate it with nuclear fuel rods

>le meme country makes garbage into energy and even buys americas garbage

>le morally superior

hint, they burn it

no EPA there

sveden yes

Damn this whole environment thing

their environmental agency has a name thats one word and probably 40 syllables

Also burning garbage with fuel rods would release thermal energy you could recapture so 10/10

Literally run your country on the power of the garbage they produce

>he isnt burning minorities with fuel rods

energy crisis solved

put hamsterwheels in prisons

i do agree with prison labor

apparently it violates human rights to force prisoners to work??????

idk and i don't really care

Depends on the crime

make them replant trees and clean up the environment

it's not *that* shitty of a job and it's good for the world

you know what else violates human rights? Murder, does De'nique

get back on the wheel

I wouldn't mind making them work for their prison stay

Lower the tax burden of industrial prisons

ship them out to camp gaia in a deforested zone to re-forest it

>all the furniture in this room was made by prisoners