Climate Change? Nahhh ...

An ornithological note: Many robins now eschew migration and hang around northern NJ all year round.

 

Discovery of radioactive liquid pauses work at US nuke dump

https://techxplore.com/news/2022-04-century-swiss-radioactive.html

https://cen.acs.org/environment/pollution/nuclear-waste-pilesscientists-seek-best/98/i12

This Underground Tomb in Finland Will Store Nuclear Waste for 100,000 Years

‘Sakura tunnel’ street reopens in Fukushima after 12 years | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

 

This Historic Community Is Pushing the Nation Toward a Wind Power Revolution | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

 

You don't think the South Koreans know all that? Fukishima's across the sea.

S. Korea's putting back on the table because it has to. S. Korea was too reliant on fossil fuels because wind and solar alone won't get close* to getting it done.

*I suppose you could build giant wind/solar farms across the middle of North America, displacing however many millions of private landowners in the name of climate-mandated eminent domain, to improve the situation. There may very well be progressives who view that as an utopian solution, given their antipathy to private land ownership.

 

I'm sure South Korea DOES know it. Still doesn't fix the problems inherent in nuclear energy generation.

The rest of your answer doesn't merit a response.

 

Show me a climate-mandated eminent domain seizure within the United States and I'll give you a bozo button.

 

There isn't one. I didn't write that there was one. It's an idea that I could imagine.

 

Of course it doesn't fix them. That those issues are inherent - and nuclear power is back on the table anyway - is a tell that you can't have a clean energy future without nuclear power...because you can't generate enough energy without it.

The other thing is just my imagination. Thinking big. Wind and power need room - a lot of it.

 

Largest landowner in the United States is . . . the United States.

 

Sex dungeons in pizzeria basements can be imagined too by lots of folks.

Fucking delete yourself. You're done here.

 

There are wind farms all over Europe. They're in pastures and fields and on the shoreline, they're on hills. They do not disrupt life the way that Americans imagine they do. They just exist. They're very tall, but the bases are not huge and there are fields planted around them. They're also stately and beautiful.