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> Yes, because it is worse. Worse than gas. Worse than anything except coal (and if you look at Church Hill and the various other disasters that's even question
by Kuinox 4y ago
> Yes, because it is worse. Worse than gas. Worse than anything except coal (and if you look at Church Hill and the various other disasters that's even questionable).
Of course it's well known we can create solar panel out of thin air, and you just need to dig a hole to grow a wind turbine.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoMaybe read the rest of the comment before coming out with the embarassingly predictable reactionary drivel that I already addressed in detail? Solar panels are sand, silver, and aluminum with an ever shrinking steel mount that could be made from anything. Many wind turbines use rare earths, but the fact that they live in the real world where there isn't an infinite money spigot that means the ones made almost exclusively of aluminum, steel, fiberglass, and concrete are starting to dominate. The only resources that a mix of renewable generation requires more of than nuclear per unit of net power is silver. And the silver problem is being dealt with to the point that total consumption goes down in spite of prodiction increasing, and will be less than a PWR uses before one started now can even open. Please at least come up with a novel lie so I can learn something new whilst pointing out how reality is the opposite of what you are saying.
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