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Re: Fuck Elon Musk with a cactus
(Anonymous) 2023-02-19 06:00 pm (UTC)(link)Obviously, nuclear power also has problems. IMO those problems can be successfully managed and mitigated. I definitely think that nuclear is conclusively better than coal or gasoline, and replacing coal-based electric generation with nuclear-based electric generation is absolutely a positive change, even though at the same time you wouldn't want to power the entire electric system with nuclear (also IIRC nuclear and solar/wind are complementary to each other).
Re: Fuck Elon Musk with a cactus
(Anonymous) 2023-02-19 07:27 pm (UTC)(link)Re: Fuck Elon Musk with a cactus
(Anonymous) 2023-02-19 07:59 pm (UTC)(link)Coal is a really bad fuel source in terms of pollution and we should absolutely prefer nuclear to it, even though nuclear also has big problems. We should prefer solar and wind to nuclear, but it's still a positive tradeoff to replace coal power with nuclear power.
Re: Fuck Elon Musk with a cactus
(Anonymous) 2023-02-19 08:36 pm (UTC)(link)Re: Fuck Elon Musk with a cactus
(Anonymous) 2023-02-19 08:51 pm (UTC)(link)If we agree that coal is bad then we should replace it. Where possible it should be replaced with solar or wind but there are technical reasons why it's difficult to replace 100% of coal with solar and wind - 1, there's fluctuation in how much energy is produced by solar and wind at different times, so it makes sense to have another energy source that's constant to provide baseline power; 2, putting solar and wind in place is more location-dependent than nuclear, and doesn't work everywhere; 3, we want to get off coal as quickly as possible and there's practical limits to how quickly we can increase solar and wind so it makes sense to build nuclear as well to speed up the transition.