> most of these studies have an element of "then a miracle occurs" in them. I wonder how many of them have been updated to take into account constant wildfire

> most of these studies have an element of "then a miracle occurs" in them. I wonder how many of them have been updated to take into account constant wildfire smoke blotting out the sun in peak summer months. It seems insane to me that we keep doubling-down on weather-dependent energy generation when everything we know about the weather is now in flux. Especially when we have a perfectly safe, scalable, and practically zero-carbon way to generate power sitting right next to us collecting dust.