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1. Ukraine nuclear power plants are a massive liability - they make for easy targets for the Russians to obliterate the country - is that what you want for Swit
by awesome_dude 4mo ago
1. Ukraine nuclear power plants are a massive liability - they make for easy targets for the Russians to obliterate the country - is that what you want for Switzerland?
2. The waste - nobody wants it - it's a hazard for tens of thousands of years - what's the plan for managing it?
Yes energy generation (and independence) is important, no nuclear ain't it.
- zeafoamrun 4mo agoNo country is going to bomb Switzerland because they all have money stashed here.
- awesome_dude 4mo agoI like that answer, but never say never
- sajithdilshan 4mo agoby your logic, then what's preventing another country just nuking Switzerland?
- awesome_dude 4mo agoBy your logic there are no wars.
- sajithdilshan 3mo agothen why not build a nuclear power plant? no wars means no liability
- lII1lIlI11ll 4mo ago> Ukraine nuclear power plants are a massive liability - they make for easy targets for the Russians to obliterate the country - is that what you want for Switzerland? This makes no sense. Russia has actual nuclear weapons, it can "obliterate" Ukraine (or Switzerland) on a whim with them, if they decide to. Also, as you can verify by looking at the containment zone of Chernobyl catastrophe, full blown meltdown/explosion of a nuclear reactor doesn't really "obliterate" a country size of Ukraine. > The waste - nobody wants it - it's a hazard for tens of thousands of years No, it is not hazardous for "tens of thousands of years".
- awesome_dude 4mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaporizhzhia_Nuclear_Power_Plant_crisis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaporizhzhia_Nuclear_Power_Pla...
- lII1lIlI11ll 4mo agoYour point being?
- awesome_dude 4mo agoYou complain that nothing makes sense to yu, when given an actual example of the problem of a nuclear plant in a warzone you ask what the point is - we're done here, take your trolling elsewhere.
- lII1lIlI11ll 4mo agoYour link confirms that Ukraine wasn't "obliterated" even though Russia occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. There weren't any significant radiation leaks either. In fact, it seems that the breach of nearby Kakhovka Dam ("clean" hydro power plant) caused much more devastation and environmental damage. BTW you might want to reconsider throwing Wikipedia links and trolling accusation on a Ukrainian like me who is familiar with the matter much more than you and was actually affected by Chernobyl catastrophe in 86. It is neither clever nor insightful and you are definitely overstepping (to cite some goals stated in your account description).
- Moldoteck 4mo agoUkraine still has power due to it's npp because most of ren infra got destroyed or captured because it was in the south. The plan for managing waste in Switzerland is terradura, similar to Onkalo in Finland, similar to what Germany does with toxic waste in herfa neurode