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Fusion Reactor Faces Growing Costs Tuesday, June 10, 2008 - Ehud Rattner Home >> Headlines >> Physics   
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A massive international nuclear fusion experiment planned for Cadarache, France, is set to cost up to 30% more than anticipated and be delayed by as much as three years, governments will learn next week. Construction has not even begun on the ITER fusion reactor, which has been beset by political wrangling since its inception. Now its seven international backers are to be told they will have to come up with an extra 1.2 billion–1.6 billion Euro. (source: nature.com)
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The Bussard Team is operating with a $2 million budget and is on time. Easy Low Cost No Radiation Fusion |
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