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  They got electricity, but no help for schools.
  edit: well, they got some help, but only up until 1939
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  Nuclear energy became Pakistan's top power source in December 2022, meeting more than 27 percent of the country's total energy demand during the period.
  ALSO READ. Nuclear energy generated 27.15 percent of total electricity generated in December at Rs. 1.073 per unit, followed by hydel with 20.44 percent, coal-based power 18.1 percent at Rs. 11.5 per unit, natural gas 15.13 percent at Rs. 10.5 per unit, and RLNG 13.7 percent at Rs. 20.2 per unit.
  Wind power contributed 2.5 percent of electricity to the national grid, Bagasse-based power contributed 1.2 percent at Rs. 5.97 per unit, and solar-based energy contributed 0.8 percent.
  
  
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  Finally some good news for global warming >
  
  Where are they getting rid of their spent nuclear waste? >
  
  Probably the same as all other nuclear power plants. Storing at the facility in concrete until a better method is found. >
  
  I hope they found concrete that is good for 1000+ years.
  The US dumps there's into super deep mines don't they? >
  
  US generally stores on site too >
  
  As someone against Nuclear, I think the current ones are great and fantastic.
  I just think the time to continue investment is over. >
  
  Why >
  
  Permanent waste, the industry has kind of stagnated and it takes years/decade to get something new online.
  Better alternatives. >
  
  Pakistan more developed than the US >
  
  There are still places in the US that wouldn't have electricity or phone service if it wasn't for new deal telecom co-ops and and CWA power line installation. A lot of them have literally had no infrastructure investment since. >
  
  I’ve got a hunch these are also places where people think the New Deal was what ushered the age of toxic woke lesbian frogs.