Well, the ‘nuclear fanatics’ are probably the best bet for actually saving the climate. The energy to waste ratio makes renewable energy look like a squirt gun compared to a fire hose. Even including the nuclear disasters of Chernobyl and Fukushima, renewable energy is more dangerous to human life.
If you care to learn in video format, Kyle Hill has done an invaluable service illustrating very important things about nuclear energy.
Well, the ‘nuclear fanatics’ are probably the best bet for actually saving the climate.
Are you volunteering your basement as storage location for nuclear waste? It’s funny how the biggest nuclear proponents are usually the ones who scream the loudest when their region is target for a geological survey for a possible storage location.
Are you volunteering your basement as storage location for nuclear waste?
Yes, absolutely. Kyle hill has many videos. One where he’s kissing a barrel of nuclear waste. You have a very outdated idea of what modern nuclear energy is and I highly suggest actually clicking the link I provided.
It’s funny how the people who rally the hardest against nuclear have no fucking idea what it is beyond the disasters.
Called you Fred in place of friend or bud so it doesn’t sound as condescending.
I misunderstood your comment then as “I’m glad you’re in the minority of states/people who approve the use of nuclear material for reactors” rather than “I appreciate that you’re in the minority of people who support nuclear and are comfortable being near storage locations.”
Didn’t expect the tone shift, so that one’s on me.
The politicians who are owned by fossil fuel companies?
One person writing to their politician isn’t worth the trash can space the letter will end up in. We need to have a majority of people supporting smart energy decisions, and that starts with telling people that their opinions on nuclear energy are 50 years out of date.
Well, the ‘nuclear fanatics’ are probably the best bet for actually saving the climate. The energy to waste ratio makes renewable energy look like a squirt gun compared to a fire hose. Even including the nuclear disasters of Chernobyl and Fukushima, renewable energy is more dangerous to human life.
If you care to learn in video format, Kyle Hill has done an invaluable service illustrating very important things about nuclear energy.
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Are you volunteering your basement as storage location for nuclear waste? It’s funny how the biggest nuclear proponents are usually the ones who scream the loudest when their region is target for a geological survey for a possible storage location.
Yes, absolutely. Kyle hill has many videos. One where he’s kissing a barrel of nuclear waste. You have a very outdated idea of what modern nuclear energy is and I highly suggest actually clicking the link I provided.
It’s funny how the people who rally the hardest against nuclear have no fucking idea what it is beyond the disasters.
Then go to your politicians and do. Talk is cheap.
I can’t literally put them in my basement, Fred. They’re in my state already and I support them existing. What do you want from me?
Apparently you’re the minority. That’s good.
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I don’t know who Fred is but I appreciate that you’re in the minority that doesn’t scream against storage locations. That’s why I wrote “That’s good.”
Called you Fred in place of friend or bud so it doesn’t sound as condescending.
I misunderstood your comment then as “I’m glad you’re in the minority of states/people who approve the use of nuclear material for reactors” rather than “I appreciate that you’re in the minority of people who support nuclear and are comfortable being near storage locations.”
Didn’t expect the tone shift, so that one’s on me.
The politicians who are owned by fossil fuel companies?
One person writing to their politician isn’t worth the trash can space the letter will end up in. We need to have a majority of people supporting smart energy decisions, and that starts with telling people that their opinions on nuclear energy are 50 years out of date.