I'm late to posting this today since I'm taking care of my newborn, but here's a small *exclusive* I had in this morning's newsletter.

The U.S. nuclear reprocessing startup Curio LV and the French uranium giant Orano are deepening their partnership as part of an effort to bring nuclear waste recycling to the U.S.

I'm late to posting this today since I'm taking care of my newborn, but here's a small *exclusive* I had in this morning's newsletter.

The U.S. nuclear reprocessing startup Curio LV and the French uranium giant Orano are deepening their partnership as part of an effort to bring nuclear waste recycling to the U.S.

https://paragraph.com/@kaufman/the-us-just-moved-closer-to-recycling-nuclear-waste

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Love the insight. Minted. Recycling is a big bottleneck but it’s slowly coming together. Curio I feel is taking the right approach with making it more future proof. Though I wonder if there is a loss in potential uses for the radioisotope to be used for fuel in space travel in the future?