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I'm not familiar with the Sierra Club. I assume it's an American-specific organisation. Here in Europe we have "green parties" in most parliaments. But as most
by wkat4242 2y ago
I'm not familiar with the Sierra Club. I assume it's an American-specific organisation. Here in Europe we have "green parties" in most parliaments.
But as most wide interest groups, environmentalists are not a homogeneous community. There is no general 'agenda' even though subgroups might have one. I'm sure there's subgroups that use environmentalism as a false flag to further their own goals.
I'm personally against nuclear as I feel it externalises the problems into the future (waste management) which is exactly how we got into this situation we are in now. But I'm very much in favour of really renewable energy and public transport instead of private cars.
- renewiltord 2y agoYes, the German Green Party has many pro-wind people who nonetheless oppose wind when it’s in their backyard. Germany’s transition from nuclear to coal under their influence is well known. Tragic that they have any power at all. But it won’t last.
- BriggyDwiggs42 2y agoThat nuclear take is bad though. We can manage the waste, but even if we fail the consequences are dramaaaaaatically less severe than those of extra warming.