The Long, Slow Death of the Fast Flux Facility
By John Abbotts | September 1, 2004
The Fast Flux Test Facility was supposed to underpin an ambitious U.S. breeder reactor program. But after the idea of the plutonium economy was abandoned, it became another of Energy’s white elephants.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 60 Issue 5
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