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Environment & Energy

Eko

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3. Seeing how it produced over 2x the amount of nuclear energy in Denmark

Reply to NNadir (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 27, 2022, 09:18 PM

Mar 2022

in 2020 I wouldn't call that a disaster at all. Uranium mining also causes quite a few problems as well. And once again providing over 2x the amount of energy in Denmark is not " no result." at all. That is 200% of the energy nuclear provided and you call that no result. Hey man, we can each have our opinions. Me I go for all the forms of energy that will contribute to the warming of the planet the least and let it recover. We need it. That includes nuclear and renewable. But 200% of nuclear is not no result at all.

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The Growth Rate of the Danish Wind Industry As Compared to the New Finnish EPR Nuclear Reactor. [View all] NNadir Mar 2022 OP

Coal bad, Eko Mar 2022 #1

So called "renewable energy" is a material, environmental, and moral disaster. NNadir Mar 2022 #2

Seeing how it produced over 2x the amount of nuclear energy in Denmark Eko Mar 2022 #3

Oh, please... NNadir Mar 2022 #4

Its right there in your own chart on your op. Eko Mar 2022 #5

Oh, I see...burning wood and destroying rives included. The three trillion dollars were spent on... NNadir Mar 2022 #7

Yeah, this is what you get when you cant accepct your own numbers Eko Mar 2022 #8

Well the thing that "I'm not an antinuke" antinukes routinely... NNadir Mar 2022 #9

Here it is just in case you dont know what I am talking about. Eko Mar 2022 #6

Thanks. I would prefer a world... NNadir Mar 2022 #10

No longer so? Eko Mar 2022 #11

Oh boy this is fun. I don't have time right now for this... NNadir Mar 2022 #13

Thank you for your um, "kind" comments on my personality, which I'm sure you intended to be helpful. NNadir Apr 2022 #14

Thanks, I never saw that post. Eko Apr 2022 #15

Jeeze... NNadir Apr 2022 #16

Nuclear power is the only energy source capable of displacing fossil fuels entirely. hunter Mar 2022 #12