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The mistake is thinking that our leaders actually want green energy. The reality is our leaders want control and want us all dirt poor, and scrounging around as slaves to the government.
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Quoted: He probably walked away from that Putin meeting with his butthole puckered up tighter than a snare drum... View Quote Macron told Putin to stop being a meanie and Putin said "Oh yeah, what are you going to do about it?" This is the logical next step. It actually makes enough sense that I am surprised that it happened! |
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Quoted: You are on the right track but I think we need more. Unfortunately, our brilliant leaders want to rely on the sun and wind. They are reducing the number of reactors. Having a good reliable source of electricity is over rated. Heck, we got along without electricity for centuries we can do it again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: If they are making 14, we should be making at least 20. You are on the right track but I think we need more. Unfortunately, our brilliant leaders want to rely on the sun and wind. They are reducing the number of reactors. Having a good reliable source of electricity is over rated. Heck, we got along without electricity for centuries we can do it again. |
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Quoted: natural gas crushes nuke on price and is a damn lot better than coal for greenies. There are a few companies working on small modular reactors I think that's where the nuke industry is headed but there is just too much red tape to get costs low enough View Quote |
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Quoted: natural gas crushes nuke on price and is a damn lot better than coal for greenies. There are a few companies working on small modular reactors I think that's where the nuke industry is headed but there is just too much red tape to get costs low enough View Quote NG's supposed relative cleanliness depends on how emissions are weighted. As it's sunk slowly into the consciousness of policymakers that methane emissions have both a larger impact vs. CO2 than previously thought and that cutting them buys more time than cutting CO2 emissions because they have a much shorter lifespan in the atmosphere it's fallen out of favor, which is probably why France and others are building nuclear. |
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I you want to go all in on electric then you have to build nuclear reactors. Good on the French.
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Quoted: The mistake is thinking that our leaders actually want green energy. The reality is our leaders want control and want us all dirt poor, and scrounging around as slaves to the government. View Quote Elites make their money skimming the productivity of others. A vast conspiracy to reduce their own income stream doesn't make sense. |
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gonna need them to charge all the batteries for the new EV world order
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German coal barons weeping while slashing their arteries while Putin watches!
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Germany is burning more coal. Cuz wind and solar suck. Green is not viable at this time.
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Interesting, does France get any Russian gas via eastern european pipelines? If so, Macron and Putin's talks probably didn't go very well. lol
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France has an opportunity to become the energy supplier to much of Europe when Russia inevitably turns the gas off. Nuke plants can provide tons of energy and aren't reliant on a constant daily supply of foriegn fuel to run.
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They're going to sell power to Germany and extract all the political advantage they can with that leverage.
The future is nuclear and natural gas, we'll look back on the investments in solar and wind power as a utter idiocy. |
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Germany trashed all their nuke plants and planned on getting gas and oil from Russia. Then the Ukraine shit started and Germany is having a big "aw shit" moment. They're NOW thankful to be members of NATO, don't want to pay their fair share, but still thankful.
As far a recycling commercial spent fuel, the US government official position is that it doesn't trust recyclers and claim proliferation as their biggest reason for not letting it happen. |
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Germany will cont'd sucking Russian chaulking for the foreseeable future
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Quoted: Germany trashed all their nuke plants and planned on getting gas and oil from Russia. Then the Ukraine shit started and Germany is having a big "aw shit" moment. They're NOW thankful to be members of NATO, don't want to pay their fair share, but still thankful. View Quote When I heard of Germany's plan to get rid of their reactors all I could think was. "What could possibly go wrong here?" Eh, most of the human race is intended to be hucked feet first into a wood chipper by our leadership. Might as well get to it, starting with the Germans. |
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Quoted: Man that would suck or they pulled a starlink and fell back down. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: spend rods won't even be an issue in the future when you can safely yeet them into space Man that would suck or they pulled a starlink and fell back down. In order to avoid that, they should yeet them into the sun. |
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Yeah, he might get a punch in the nuts from this. The greenies will have screaming for mercy by tomorrow. You can't escape the wrath of the Karines.
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Quoted: The mistake is thinking that our leaders actually want green energy. The reality is our leaders want control and want us all dirt poor, and scrounging around as slaves to the government. View Quote Attached File |
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In this instance, Macron isn't an idiot.
There should be a nuclear renaissance around the world. If the greenies are serious about cutting CO2, they can't dismiss nuclear. |
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Little late to be talking about nuke plants, ya pint-sized peckerhead.
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View Quote that paper doesn't seem to be any sort of breakthrough in fusion power generation. there was another story about actually getting more energy back from the reaction that is more promising though |
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Quoted: Interesting, does France get any Russian gas via eastern european pipelines? If so, Macron and Putin's talks probably didn't go very well. lol View Quote Looks like France imports a quarter of their nat gas from Russia: https://www.statista.com/chart/26768/dependence-on-russian-gas-by-european-country/#:~:text=Among%20Europe's%20major%20economies%2C%20Germany,was%20Norway%2C%20supplying%2035%20percent. |
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Quoted: French don't dick around when it comes to nukes. View Quote Yup, they learn from every else's mistakes and prove it can be done without any accidents. The chick that ran the French Nuclear power system said it during an 60 minutes interview. You can't afford a screw up in this system. There is no recovery. |
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shit. why are the frogs leading on this? We should have nuke plants everywhere.
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Quoted: I've always said if people were really serious about reducing carbon emissions they would adopt nuclear on a large scale. Not as cheap as natural gas but there is a chance that could improve with economy of scale. View Quote I believe the French picked a standard reactor and plant design and built a bunch of them, which significantly reduced costs and delays. The US had a lot less standardization. |
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Quoted: They see how fucked germany is, and wants in on the profits. Good for the frogs. View Quote Bingo! France will likely need to dust off some limpet mines though. Question for any of the nuke people here: How long would it, reasonably, take to build a nuke plant? Say the US got its shit together, saw the light, and decided to go on a nuke plant building spree. Obviously paying attention to safety, but not being completely fucking retarded when it came to DOE, OSHA, EPA, etc, basically not standing in the way. Even going so far as giving subsidies or breaks to the builders. |
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