Which requires advocating for nuclear power, of course.
It's rather strange that the most ardent Climate Crusaders are against nuclear power, too.
Which requires advocating for nuclear power, of course.
It's rather strange that the most ardent Climate Crusaders are against nuclear power, too.
I would just add every environment is not equally suited to each type of power generation. Each environment needs a different peak load. Batteries can get you through a single peak when sized well, at large expense. We don't want natural gas to be the fallback for renewables universally.
Of course it would be a good thing for us all if someone would replace all those gas plants with nuclear, but it's hard to see why anyone who had the money to do that would choose to spend it that way.
(Plus we currently don't have the wind/solar providers pay for the gas plants -- and the costs of ensuring a constant supply of gas. That cost is currently measured in leopard tanks and stinger missiles... and in Ukrainian soldiers but that's an externality we are not paying for.)
How do we change that? Advocate for nuclear power. Tell every nasty little "green" politician that we hate them and their lies.