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Environment & Energy

Eko

(9,720 posts)

5. Its right there in your own chart on your op.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #4)

Sun Mar 27, 2022, 11:39 PM

Mar 2022

Renewables in 2020 created 68.5, Nuclear 29.4. 68.5 is over twice 29.4. Simple numbers buddy. I don't need to hype it, the numbers do it for me. Spare me the bullshit.

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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