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    10 Jul 2026, 04:00

    America's Answer to China's Molten Salt Reactor

    America's Answer to China's Molten Salt Reactor By Haley Zaremba - Jul 09, 2026, 4:00 PM CDT Florida-based AMPERA 3D-printed a subcritical, solid-stat

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    America's Answer to China's Molten Salt Reactor
    America's Answer to China's Molten Salt Reactor By Haley Zaremba - Jul 09, 2026, 4:00 PM CDT Florida-based AMPERA 3D-printed a subcritical, solid-state reactor core and pressure vessel, a first step toward what it calls a fully factory-built thorium power system. Thorium reactors carry lower meltdown risk, less weapons potential, and a shorter radioactive half-life than uranium reactors, while cutting US reliance on Russia's 44 percent share of global uranium enrichment capacity. China claims it has run an operational thorium molten salt reactor since October 2023, adding pressure on Washington to speed up its own next-generation nuclear push.

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