
Fusion nucléaire : Révolution énergétique ou mirage diplomatique ?
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☢️ Une énergie propre, infinie, sans déchets ?
C’est le rêve.
Et ça s’appelle : la fusion nucléaire.
Mais derrière les tokamaks, les aimants géants et les promesses futuristes,
se cache une autre histoire : celle des rivalités géopolitiques, des milliards investis, et de la science qui avance… trop lentement.
🌐 USA, Europe, Chine, Inde…
🔬 ITER, laser géant, soleil artificiel…
💥 Et une question : est-ce qu’on attend trop d’une technologie qui n’existe pas encore ?
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