Bangerter, Philip (2011) The latest on the thorium cycle as a sustainable energy source. In: 2011 Doctors and Scientists for Sustainability and Social Justice Meeting (D3SJ 2011) , 4 May 2011, Brisbane, Australia.
Metadata
| HTML Citation | EndNote | Dublin Core | Reference Manager |
Full text available as:
| PDF (Power Point Presentation) - Requires a PDF viewer such as GSview, Xpdf or Adobe Acrobat Reader 6Mb |
Official URL: http://www.d3sj.org/PDF/Bangerter%202011.pdf
Abstract
Prof. Bangerter is committed to the application of sustainability principles to mining projects, especially in the design aspects. Philip has recently conducted a business review for Hatch and made a non-specialist's study of the Thorium cycle looking at it from a societal view-point and judging against uranium, coal and renewable energy options. There are many claims offered by Thorium advocates which make interesting discussion points for interested lay-persons and green energy proponents alike: zero proliferation risk, low engineering risk, low environmental damage, and low-carbon benefits with base-load capability. Philip has offered to present the Thorium cycle, outline its claims to sustainability credentials and offer a critique as a starting point for discussion.
Archive Staff Only: edit this record
