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I don’t think that UK one applies. They weren’t fully on renewables when they had to switch on coal (FTA: “Gas and wind power have been replacing coal in poweri
by Someone 3y ago
I don’t think that UK one applies. They weren’t fully on renewables when they had to switch on coal (FTA: “Gas and wind power have been replacing coal in powering the UK's electricity supply over recent years”). I think they also use nuclear.
And yes, Costa Rica probably applies. I guess I should have asked for this happen in larger industrialised countries.
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoThe UK Coal one is significant because it had been burning coal continuously since 1882: https://twitter.com/UK_Coal https://twitter.com/UK_Coal This keeps a running total of coal free days, currently at 33 days without coal.