Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens

Re:Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens by throwaway4aday on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @11:49AM (#32153362)

Ok so two points somewhat mollified depending on geography and ecology, if you happen to live somewhere with trillions of acres of land with ample rivers then you're A-OK but if you instead are somewhere with only a few major rivers and higher population density you're up the creek so to speak. What about the rest?

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Re:Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens by bbarnett on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @12:00PM (#32153599)

This is why I said not for Germany.

I don't see the rest as major issues. Again, power lines through a tiny tiny tiny fraction of nature are not a biggie.

I just always have to compare... coal? Weird plans to pump CO2 underground, as if it'll never escape?

I prefer dams over nuclear. Beavers cause more change on rivers than our dams.

But I am not against nuclear!

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