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> thanks to Poland and Czech Republic's love of coal Do you really think that people in these countries _love_ burning coal? Does this attitude help solve the
by dgregd 7y ago
> thanks to Poland and Czech Republic's love of coal
Do you really think that people in these countries _love_ burning coal? Does this attitude help solve the problem?
Poland does not have nuclear power plants, therefore it has a bigger problem with the reduction of CO2 emissions than other countries. In addition, Poland has no conditions to produce energy from wind and solar in the winter. Sometimes when I read such comments, I would like Poland to present a plan to buy nuclear power technology from Russia (RBMK-1000 reactors) and to put it along the western border, 50 km from Berlin.
PS. Please take into account that in Poland there was no industrial revolution and that is why over the last 150 years Western countries have emitted much more CO2 into the atmosphere.
- ummwhat 7y agoRBMK 1000?! The same model as Chernobyl. No thanks.
- NeedMoreTea 7y agoGreece and Ireland (and I think Italy) don't have nuclear either. More difficult it may be, but no excuse for dragging feet or voting against EU action. Action that's far too little and too vague anyway. If it's any consolation I am equally critical of my own country's dire lack of adequate progress.