The two of you are aware that the fuel rods there contain only 3% enriched uranium when installed, correct? I’ve seen photos of people sitting on fuel rods before delivery to a nuclear facility, and they can do that because the radioactivity is so low. Not true after a runthrough.
The resulting plutonium after fissioning isn’t all that great an amount but it is still ‘hot’. After a few years in a spent fuel pool it can be stored in the open air.
No, I wasn't. But 3% of 2000 tons is 60 tons. That's still considerably more than one would find in a bomb.
What can you tell us about the plutonium fuel?