Personally I like the idea. The electric infrastructure is becoming less reliable. Xcel wants to shut power down in bad weather, especially windstorms. DIA is one of the busiest airports in the nation and needs to stay open.
Just yesterday it was having to shut down due to high winds and computer problems with United Airlines.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
I, personally, wonder where they are planning to get the water to cool a reactor, especially given the plans to develop a commercial zone in the no development areas surrounding the airport. There's a reason most reactors are located close to large water supplies . . . and there certainly isn't one of those anywhere close to the airport.