Clean tech startup Fluxnium found a way to tap 50,000 years’ worth of nuclear fuel
Clean tech startup Fluxnium has developed fibers capable of extracting uranium from seawater. This method could potentially provide enough nuclear fuel to last for 50,000 years, supporting thousands of generations. The innovation offers a new pathway for sustainable nuclear energy production.
Fluxnium's fibers can extract uranium directly from seawater, which has enough of the nuclear fuel to power thousands of generations.
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