thats one kind of cost
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thats one kind of cost
its a post about uranium being at the top, so the message should be about primary energy generation (unlike sugar -nutritional energy, which is also in the pic)
Cost per gigawatt of installed capacity: Nuclear power: 7–10 billion euros per GW.
While Wind energy (onshore): 1–2 billion euros per GW. Wind energy (offshore): 2–4 billion euros per GW. Solar energy: 500 million to 1 billion euros per GW.
This is evident if you just look at the nuclear power companies like france (who is heavily into nuclear): State-owned EDF - 70 billion euro debt. These companies can’t stay afloat because its that unlucrative and therefore need heavy subsidies.
Then you have environmental cost, which is the funny part, because we cant even evaluate the potential of the damage since we dont understand the effects fully. The scale in the cartoon is literally comedic compared to the half-life of nuclear waste. like 24000 years for plutonium and for uranium over billions
That’s what’s gonna happen when you peer deep into uranus
Woah very well said, I see. Thank you, will definitly try to keep the latter in mind!
Oh I can see the problem, kinda I think?
I am seriously just unaware since I didn’t follow American news when BLM was happening.
If I’m interested, what should I do different?
I wish you the best in life
Doesnt work for me, could you please screenshot. Would be very interested!
Im sorry if it sounded that way. That was not intended. I am not American and am interested in what ways the BLM movement has not affected the society.
Isnt that your claim?
im non native(German), its the first thing the dictionary gave me for “hervorrufen”… its the wrong word sorry. it somehow saw it as “einberufen” is my guess.
Not denying your claim but also not positive per se, just a question:
Whats are the biggest injustices trump administration actively convoked against people with African American roots so far?
I’d find it more impactful to make the science paper the main focus (the link). Not some biased Blog – which ofc can be very helpful to initially spark your interest in topics you haven’t heard yet
But we have very strong evidence of this in scientific consensus, a peer reviewed meta analysis: Reducing food’s environmental impacts through producers and consumers by J. Poore, T. Nemecek et al.
(off topic: newer study on ghg bound to nutritional value of items )
Personal no paywall Upload by Poore on his website found here
And processed data visualized well on i.e. Ourworldindata
If you feel lost in any way with these sources, look for imagery figures, they often contain the resulting messages. (but without helping you understand how the results are to be weighted in relevancy due ie data collection methods and choices)
Change in reality is not a switch in a day.
It’s a long process, and so a slow decline in demand. If demand for the unethical product would be flipped with the ethical one like the opposite of what we have now, the practice would effectively be irrelevant and since it’s only alive due subsidies likely also very unprofitable – therefore ‘bought away’ unlike the title claims
It’s a demand issue. And that’s an issue because lack of education for example (at least in my eyes), education about epistemology, logic, moral and empathy
We as individuals are NOT responsible for what consequences other demands bring, this angle feels like taking the burden of the collective world onto one self. But that is not the case
Arent there alternatives to plastic out there and the issue is just price and reduced but workable qualities? Like based on conrstarch or other plant materials
history doesnt repeat but it often rhymes.
Not sure America will be imperialist, but we definitely will see a monumental shift in global relations towards the US and how the US will have to invent itself again.
I doubt they will remain having their arms in every other country like these years. Maybe some more nerdy tech sectors like operating systems, but hopefully not even social media and other services like maps and search engines - thats my hope at least too
wym?! techbros are feasting!
which by adding cost a linear scale would maybe make it fit