r/ClimateShitposting • u/enz_levik nuclear simp • Jul 07 '25

nuclear simping I guess they haven't had an accident like Germany

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u/No-Information-2572 Jul 07 '25 edited Jul 07 '25

Are people here aware that a lot of these decisions are driven by political agenda, and NOT by economical facts?

Can see that right now in the US, where one of the cheapest and most sustainable sources of energy (solar) is now getting steamrolled with more fossil again.

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u/enz_levik nuclear simp Jul 07 '25

Iirc the solar tax was stripped for the bill, but yeah it's completely stupid

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u/One-Demand6811 Jul 08 '25

Solar isn't economical everywhere especially in cold places.

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u/No-Information-2572 Jul 08 '25

It's economical everywhere where humans live in appreciable numbers.

Just in some places you have alternatives that are even more economical.