Basically yes. The original nitpick for what's green was saying no waste product but panels and turbines need to be replaced, so the line was redrawn to be no radioactive waste. Radioactive waste is annoying to deal with but I think some advanced designs highly reduce it or reuse waste in a 2nd stage reactor.
What are human timescales though. If you mean the period of time we have been a species, then breeders could likely see us for a fair longer but we have to consider accelerating change and how power demand grows at an accelerating rate. If we are space faring and seek renewable energy, well railguns launching things to space or the industrial scale to build a carbon nano fiber space elevator, then you are talking orders of magnitude more energy than we generate now. This is why the classic idea of a dyson sphere arrises.
Will humanity achieve those time scales, I wouldn't bet on it but it does kind of point to harnessing the suns energy as the ultimate objective. One might even argue wind energy is just an alternative means to harness wasted energy from the sun, as it becomes heat, and shapes a planets climate. It's a very interesting theoretical space.