i dunno. the decisions and furor in germany was all started after Fukushima / Daiichi. They decided the risk was so much worse than they were willing to take on in terms of that a meltdown would obliterate their economy almost entirely.
that’s not slight risk. if anything this is a good thing as they will be forced to work out shit w Russia for energy
There's a good amount of waste, and it gets stored in heavy metal containers on site. Important to note that the water that is used to cool the plants are not radioactive and never touch nuclear material either, so aside from the waste that we have to figure out future disposal for, it's totally clean and it doesn't eject into the atmosphere or leech into water supplies
The left's always point to nuclear waste as their reason for being against it. I wonder where they think the nuclear material came from in the first place.
It's because their idea of nuclear waste comes from Chernobyl and cartoon caricatures of evil corporations illegally dumping radioactive material into rivers and lakes.
Of course that still happens with other chemicals and toxic shit, but they never seem to bitch about that.
I thought pebble bed reactors or thorium reactors can run and not melt down. Nuclear power can solve a lot with very little risk, the governments want the plutonium for weapons and therein lies the risk.
Germany's main strength was that they were a manufacturing power-house. The key word is "were".
If Germany is intent on relying on Wind and Solar Power (both are intermittent sources and unreliable for 24/7 electricity)... and reliance on Russian oil and gas, then Germany may not be a manufacturing power for long.
India is emerging as a new manufacturing power-house to rival China. There are a LOT of nations with an increasingly educated cheap labor force that will step in... and THEY will use coal power, oil and gas from any source... and they will out-compete Germany in manufacturing.
Germany only has a few years left to get it's act together. If they don't... then the manufacturing will move overseas. At that point, Germany becomes a nation in rapid decline (which is already showing in their stupid decision making).
And the people in these governments are usually very wealthy men and women who have attended private schools and live in gated communities. I’m seeing a trend.
great for the hydrogen industry starting on the west coast of Newfoundland.... Atlas salt has the only domes that can store Hydrogen in the area. Until I make my money, keep the retard policies germany :)
It's what Marxists do
It is what all totalitarians do and always have.
i dunno. the decisions and furor in germany was all started after Fukushima / Daiichi. They decided the risk was so much worse than they were willing to take on in terms of that a meltdown would obliterate their economy almost entirely.
that’s not slight risk. if anything this is a good thing as they will be forced to work out shit w Russia for energy
That they oppose nuclear power is all the proof one needs to know that the climate change doomsday narrative is bullshit.
Or that insurance companies still insure water front property and beach houses.
There's a good amount of waste, and it gets stored in heavy metal containers on site. Important to note that the water that is used to cool the plants are not radioactive and never touch nuclear material either, so aside from the waste that we have to figure out future disposal for, it's totally clean and it doesn't eject into the atmosphere or leech into water supplies
The left's always point to nuclear waste as their reason for being against it. I wonder where they think the nuclear material came from in the first place.
It's because their idea of nuclear waste comes from Chernobyl and cartoon caricatures of evil corporations illegally dumping radioactive material into rivers and lakes.
Of course that still happens with other chemicals and toxic shit, but they never seem to bitch about that.
I thought pebble bed reactors or thorium reactors can run and not melt down. Nuclear power can solve a lot with very little risk, the governments want the plutonium for weapons and therein lies the risk.
I thought they already tried the windmills and already toke took them down
Winter is coming.
Germany's main strength was that they were a manufacturing power-house. The key word is "were".
If Germany is intent on relying on Wind and Solar Power (both are intermittent sources and unreliable for 24/7 electricity)... and reliance on Russian oil and gas, then Germany may not be a manufacturing power for long.
India is emerging as a new manufacturing power-house to rival China. There are a LOT of nations with an increasingly educated cheap labor force that will step in... and THEY will use coal power, oil and gas from any source... and they will out-compete Germany in manufacturing.
Germany only has a few years left to get it's act together. If they don't... then the manufacturing will move overseas. At that point, Germany becomes a nation in rapid decline (which is already showing in their stupid decision making).
This reinforces my point.
If any country is a shithole.
That's because the government is keeping it that way on purpose.
And the people in these governments are usually very wealthy men and women who have attended private schools and live in gated communities. I’m seeing a trend.
Trying?
More like succeeding.
great for the hydrogen industry starting on the west coast of Newfoundland.... Atlas salt has the only domes that can store Hydrogen in the area. Until I make my money, keep the retard policies germany :)
The German cucked society will just say..."OK we'll go along with it...pass me another blanket".
You mean the working class. If you do not have at least a butler/maid/personal assistant, you are not middle class.