The U.S. government possesses significant quantities of weapons-grade plutonium and is seeking innovative applications for it. Officials are encouraging startups in the nuclear sector to explore potential uses for this material in reactor technology.
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U.S. Government Encourages Startups to Utilize Plutonium for Nuclear Reactors
The U.S. government is looking to leverage its stockpile of weapons-grade plutonium by inviting startups to develop applications for it in nuclear reactors. This initiative aims to find practical uses for the material.
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