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Renewable clean energy update
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A rare chin for tidal2001400ex said:
Nuclear is where we need to go. The technology is getting better to prevent the issues. The biproduct is still shitty and needs to be dealt with. There will come a time where we will start building nuclear plants again. The key is diversification and overall cleaner energy.RaceBannon said:
You're also reasonabledflea said:That they do.
The lower Snake dams don't and need to go.
I'm a nuclear power guy.
Green folks hate nukes, dams, oil and anything else that works
They love this though
Tidal is another thing we need to develop. I'm sure we can find ways to do it without killing a shit ton of fish.
I like to sit at the beach and think about all the power at our finger tips -
That's not what I think about at the beach. But there's a power source there to be tapped.RaceBannon said:
A rare chin for tidal2001400ex said:
Nuclear is where we need to go. The technology is getting better to prevent the issues. The biproduct is still shitty and needs to be dealt with. There will come a time where we will start building nuclear plants again. The key is diversification and overall cleaner energy.RaceBannon said:
You're also reasonabledflea said:That they do.
The lower Snake dams don't and need to go.
I'm a nuclear power guy.
Green folks hate nukes, dams, oil and anything else that works
They love this though
Tidal is another thing we need to develop. I'm sure we can find ways to do it without killing a shit ton of fish.
I like to sit at the beach and think about all the power at our finger tips -
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And they are silent about all the endangered species and birds of all kinds are killed by these things.RaceBannon said:
You're also reasonabledflea said:That they do.
The lower Snake dams don't and need to go.
I'm a nuclear power guy.
Green folks hate nukes, dams, oil and anything else that works
They love this though
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Known as Wappers for the sound they make when a flock of birds tries to fly through.
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Flood zone remapping isn't going to suck at all. It's going to be awesome getting a letter from your lender requiring you to carry flood insurance. That won't put a dent in the budget...
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Please keep your pedophilia urges to yourself.2001400ex said:
That's not what I think about at the beach. But there's a power source there to be tapped.RaceBannon said:
A rare chin for tidal2001400ex said:
Nuclear is where we need to go. The technology is getting better to prevent the issues. The biproduct is still shitty and needs to be dealt with. There will come a time where we will start building nuclear plants again. The key is diversification and overall cleaner energy.RaceBannon said:
You're also reasonabledflea said:That they do.
The lower Snake dams don't and need to go.
I'm a nuclear power guy.
Green folks hate nukes, dams, oil and anything else that works
They love this though
Tidal is another thing we need to develop. I'm sure we can find ways to do it without killing a shit ton of fish.
I like to sit at the beach and think about all the power at our finger tips -
Nope, kills birds.RaceBannon said:
You're also reasonabledflea said:That they do.
The lower Snake dams don't and need to go.
I'm a nuclear power guy.
Green folks hate nukes, dams, oil and anything else that works
They love this though
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- Micro fission and micro fusion are coming and will probably be the baseload of the future.
- Solar has made huge strides but is always going to have huge swings, seasonality, and geography issues.
- Anything with the ocean is a yyuuuuuuggeee bitch for a million different reasons but primarily bc of the complexity of construction/maintenance and accelerated corrosion. Buoys generating power from vertical movement will be interesting from an automation standpoint similar to how solar has revolutionized geographically isolated applications but I don't see much more than that happening(See next section about ROE).
- Wind probably isn't ever going to be super efficient, I've seen too many AHA! moments with it even in my short lifetime and career to believe it will make the leap. It also just has a low ROE from a resources standpoint and incremental change isn't going to change that fact.
- Oil will still be plentiful and I'd bet we've already seen what the high price point looks like(relatively). It still has a million uses even if we were to all switch to Teslas tomorrow.
- Natural Gas and LNG are going to be replacing A LOT of dirty heat and power around the world in the near future. A lot of coal is going to be on the way out as that happens.
- Micro fission and micro fusion are coming and will probably be the baseload of the future.
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I was gonna say the brits and Spanish should have finished the job but I realized I'd be the idiot somehow breaking the only rule here.Swaye said:
Warned.RaceBannon said:https://seattletimes.com/seattle-news/environment/washington-state-to-regulate-federal-dams-on-columbia-snake-to-cool-hot-water-check-pollution/
I was right. Dams going bye bye
Better buy some extra blankets up there
It really shouldn't be that hard.






