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The World Could Look 'Very Different' Thanks To This Major Fusion Breakthrough

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December 17, 2022

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The world is one step closer to a carbon-free future, thanks to U.S. scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, who made history on Dec. 5 with their experiment on fusion power – generating more energy than was used to produce the nuclear fusion reaction. The lab’s director, Dr. Kim Budil, says the groundbreaking results mean the world could be a mere decades away from commercializing fusion power and producing a limitless form of clean energy. The world could look “very different.”

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