Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens

Re:Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens by croes on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @12:10PM (#32153799)

So tell me more about the deadly gas fumes.

Which one is it?

Carbon dioxide or water vapor?

BTW your argument is based on the same perfect world where things like Fukushima don't happen. Germany already has a problem with it's existing nuclear waste and is far from solving it.

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Re:Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens by lm28469 on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @12:16PM (#32153896)

> Carbon dioxide

yes

> where things like Fukushima don't happen

When Germany is hit by a Tsunami hit me up I'l pay you a beer

For every nuclear related death you have hundred thousands of coal related deaths, it's that simple. The potential, yet highly low probability, big boom scares you more than the inevitable slow death that's all, it's purely irrational

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Re:Germany to Rethink Nuclear Shutdown as Energy Crisis Deepens by croes on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @12:39PM (#32154300)

Carbon dioxide isn't deadly.

I meant an nuclear accident not a tsunami. Just like Fukushima was hit by a catastrophe bigger than expected the same could happen in Germany. Maybe a plane crash, none of the existing power plants is germany is build to withstand one.

And who said about coal instead of nuclear? Coal is used because german politicians intentionally blocked wind and solar power.

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