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synotna2
3y ago
Because Australia is not in the north Atlantic
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synotna2
4y ago
There is a very good book that covers it very well: the great post office scandal Hard to read without boiling your blood
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synotna2
4y ago
The heatwaves also affected delivery of coal (: And even with the heatwaves still more reliable than wind & solar
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synotna2
4y ago
At least with nationalisation it's not only the losses that are socialized, right?
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synotna2
4y ago
Fortunately you are being in part subsidised thanks to EDFs profits in other countries :) You very seriously need to check out news or Twitter from any other Western European country If what was happening in UK happened in France, Paris wou
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synotna2
4y ago
> but rather that the NUM destroyed the domestic coal industry, which became totally uncompetitive relative to more or less any foreign producers. It wasn't Russia specifically, it was that UK mining became dysfunctional and unrelia
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synotna2
4y ago
> Nuclear isn't going well for France right now. And most of the EU uran comes from Russia Even not doing well it's better then Germany's wind and solar - it's rare to see Germany electricity polluting going below 4x
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synotna2
4y ago
Wind and solar aren't baseload
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synotna2
4y ago
If only coal and gas were held to the same standard
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synotna2
4y ago
And?I I don't believe it's common to elect ministers/department heads anywhere?
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synotna2
4y ago
Every country works the same way?
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synotna2
4y ago
It is simply the real democratic leader of each country for lack of a better single phrase because countries that still have monarchies pretend their head of state is their monarch There is nothing Byzantine about pragmatically accommodatin
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4y ago
Good thing the sun never stops shining and the wind never stops blowing
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synotna2
4y ago
Yes, hopefully we have unicorns in the distant future Today and the immediate future need solutions that we can already build
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4y ago
Thanks to nuclear, France is decades ahead of us in Germany We barely average 50% green electricity today, at 4x carbon cost of France - and that is before we try to transition heating and transport (cars) to electricity
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synotna2
6y ago
Skip the hassle, move prod to an NFS share
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synotna2
6y ago
Rather than signing in and out all the time, why not use Firefox's container tabs?