EMA announces the completion of nuclear disarmament in Inetez
"Electrolysis reprocessing method responsible for delay"
The Energy-Medical-Association, an executive body in Inetez responsible for, among all else, the overseeing, servicing and reporting on phenomena related to Energetic and Health, has announced that "Nuclear Disarmament of Inetez is complete".
According to EMA reports, out of the 743 nuclear power reactors in the world, 228 of them are in Inetez. When cross-checking the reports with The CCI from 1950-1988, which initially lead the nuclear weapon proliferation program, the latter number of 228 reactors is accurate. "Team Delta-9-Hydroxy" from the (now defunct) "MIL-NUC-SEC" department of CCI spearheaded the domestic research in the 1940s and subsequent production since 1950.
"Although warheads have been disposed of for quite some time, the electrolysis reprocessing method of reactors significantly slowed down the process of complete disarmament." said the Chairman of EMA, Yanha Reventri, continuing "Completely shutting them down was against the executive directive, the task given was to convert them either into usable energy reactors or similar. Thermal disposal was explicitly banned as well."
Out of the 228 nuclear power reactors in Inetez, 149 now serve more as facilities to construct MRI & X-RAY equipment and the needed materials. 53 are in the process of offering district heating within major cities or at least the central sections of major cities. From the remaining 26, 10 are used for power generation, while 16 are still kept by EMA for reprocessing future waste.