HKBFG [he/him] to main • 4 years agoThe only way we can even hope to save the world is a radical and total shift to nuclear power generation.message-squaremessage-square134 fedilinkarrow-up180file-text
arrow-up156message-squareThe only way we can even hope to save the world is a radical and total shift to nuclear power generation.HKBFG [he/him] to main • 4 years agomessage-square134 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squaresexywheat [none/use name]hexbear9arrow-down2·4 years agoA small price to pay for avoiding inexorable climate death link
minus-squareHKBFG [he/him]hexagonhexbear1·4 years agoSo does basically every other storage solution. link
minus-squaresexywheat [none/use name]hexbear2arrow-down2·4 years agoWind and solar do not. They are notoriously unreliable and are terrible at actually reducing green house gas emissions. See here Germany has been slowly ditching nuclear power in favour of wind/solar and their GHG has been increasing link
minus-squareHKBFG [he/him]hexagonhexbear2·4 years agoWind and solar aren't storage, they're small scale generation. link
minus-squareLangdonAlger [any]hexbear3arrow-down1·4 years agobeen a while since i checked, but pretty sure you can do tide-powered hydro link
minus-squareTheJoker [he/him]hexbear6·4 years agoIt’s been developed, but it’s nowhere near traditional dams. It’s a really complicated engineering problem. link
Except it fucks up rivers
A small price to pay for avoiding inexorable climate death
But we don't have to pay it.
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So does basically every other storage solution.
Wind and solar do not. They are notoriously unreliable and are terrible at actually reducing green house gas emissions. See here
Germany has been slowly ditching nuclear power in favour of wind/solar and their GHG has been increasing
Wind and solar aren't storage, they're small scale generation.
been a while since i checked, but pretty sure you can do tide-powered hydro
It’s been developed, but it’s nowhere near traditional dams. It’s a really complicated engineering problem.
time to build back better engineers.