Environment & Energy

kristopher

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11. You don't realize how petty and meaningless such games show you to be, do you?

Mon Jul 29, 2013, 04:06 PM

Jul 2013

We are having a discussion of the electric sector. Your attempt to spin this move by Austria on behalf of he nuclear industry (why would anyone feel compelled to do that?) was very, very lame. When that is demonstrated you resort to an attempt to divert attention in this manner?

Well, I guess you succeeded - the focus in this post is how very inept you are and how empty of content your position must be to force you into adopting 3rd grade playground "debate" tactics.

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Austria to go 100 percent nuclear-free (bans imports of nuclear power) [View all] kristopher Jul 2013 OP

Austria does not need nuclear power Franker65 Jul 2013 #1

Smart move! nt ladjf Jul 2013 #2

In what way is it a smart move? -nt gcomeau Jul 2013 #4

Yes, their entire approach to energy is a "smart move". nt kristopher Jul 2013 #7

75% coal... most of the rest Natural Gas FBaggins Jul 2013 #8

Good ol' dependable AtomicBaggins kristopher Jul 2013 #9

I'm glad you screwed that up so badly. FBaggins Jul 2013 #10

You don't realize how petty and meaningless such games show you to be, do you? kristopher Jul 2013 #11

kristopher, you are one of the best posters on DU. Keep up the good fight trying to enlighten ladjf Jul 2013 #15

Pretty gutsy FBaggins Jul 2013 #20

It's amazing how often .... oldhippie Jul 2013 #21

Poor "old hippie" kristopher Jul 2013 #22

Still pounding on the table, eh? FBaggins Jul 2013 #24

They will set up border checkpoints ..... oldhippie Jul 2013 #3

No I think they just ask their import providers how they generate their electricity. nt. Warren Stupidity Jul 2013 #12

But, you know, of course .... oldhippie Jul 2013 #14

It doesn't say what they're importing instead NickB79 Jul 2013 #5

What makes you think it will be replaced with imports? kristopher Jul 2013 #6

I can't find info from 2012, but according to EIA, 2011 net imports of electricity are 13.8% OnlinePoker Jul 2013 #13

The EIA sucks kristopher Jul 2013 #17

Eurostat for the EU Iterate Jul 2013 #19

Your copy-paste button is stuck again NickB79 Jul 2013 #23

Gazprom is pleased quadrature Jul 2013 #16

?? kristopher Jul 2013 #18

sock jpak Jul 2013 #26

LOL! jpak Jul 2013 #25

kick peoli Jul 2013 #27