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4. The Swedish energy infrastructure is far less corrupt and far more efficient than the US's, and

Reply to Miguelito Loveless (Reply #3)

Wed Aug 9, 2023, 06:13 PM

Aug 2023

renewables are just not that viable as the sole (or main) path forward atm.

See DUer NNadir's journal for a massive amount of articles (many of them of a highly in-depth scientific nature) and documentation backing up my postings:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/~NNadir

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Swedish government unveils plan to scrap cap on new nuclear plants 💙💛 [View all] Celerity Aug 2023 OP

Good for them Chuuku Davis Aug 2023 #1

It does appear that nuclear needs to be part of the solution to our climate crisis. honest.abe Aug 2023 #2

The problem with nuclear reactors is they always take 2-3 times Miguelito Loveless Aug 2023 #3

The Swedish energy infrastructure is far less corrupt and far more efficient than the US's, and Celerity Aug 2023 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Celerity Aug 2023 #5

Good for Sweden! Elessar Zappa Aug 2023 #6

Of course I am rabid anti-nuclear Eko Aug 2023 #7

Good. The anti-nuclear movement is a sad vestige of the 60s-70s. Tarc Aug 2023 #8