➀ China plans to establish the world's first molten salt nuclear power station in the Gobi Desert by 2025, using thorium instead of uranium. ➁ Thorium reactors offer enhanced safety and produce less long-term nuclear waste compared to uranium-based reactors. ➂ The project aligns with China's strategy to diversify energy sources and enhance energy security, highlighting its leadership in global climate change initiatives.
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