That is a surprisingly balanced take, except the bird stuff. My take, in very small nutshell: - Nuclear is dead, by virtue of beingnto expensive and taking to

That is a surprisingly balanced take, except the bird stuff. My take, in very small nutshell: - Nuclear is dead, by virtue of beingnto expensive and taking too long to build - a combination of a more flexible grid, renewables (solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and so on) is the way to go - EV batteries don't really need lithium, do they? - solar does not require storage for more than a couple of hours max (!), and the "clever ways" around storage do not require lithium, batteries or storage at all (demand side measures work just fine for yeaes now) - wind is in some places intentionally held back, even in very suitable places based on BS arguments - until we stop this pointless discussion aroind nuclear power, wind or no wind and the fact that the sun ain't shining at night, we will not get the necessary transition (which is already happening by the way) up to speed