Whether or not that particular legislative tactic works, there is growing support in Congress to save nuclear
The only way to save nuclear energy is by telling the truth about the technology, and standing up for nuclear, publicly and passionately.
The closure of Indian Point nuclear plant in NY spiked emissions, revealed that anti-nuclear “climate advocates” like @AOC@nrdc@SierraClub are frauds, and led many progressives to change their minds about nuclear
In September, I will join pro-nuclear activists from across Europe to rally in Belgium to save that nation’s nuclear plants from Energy Minister, @TinneVdS , who is seeking to replace them with nat gas, & whose business partner works for nat gas companies
The philosophy of “Everyone just has to hit bottom” and “You can’t force someone” is used to justify the totally unnecessary deaths of 90,000 people in the U.S. annually
It’s an immoral ideology, and disproven by civilized nations
In Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Lisbon, Vienna, and Zürich, law enforcement and social service workers broke up the open drug scenes, what we call “homeless encampments, mandated treatment, and provided basic shelter, not luxury apartments costing $750k to $1M in expensive cities.
What are called "homeless encampments" in Venice Beach and Skid Row in L.A., the Tenderloin and Blade neighborhoods of SF & Seattle, are what Europeans call "open drug scenes," and view as threats to public health & safety.
Progressive harm reduction and drug decriminalization advocates, myself included, have been misled, and in turn misled others, about what places like the Netherlands and Portugal *actually* did to deal with addiction
There is no scientifically valid scenario for climate change to ever kill 90,000 people in a single year, much less in the U.S. alone. While the intensity of hurricanes may rise 5 percent, the same science predicts their frequency will decline 25 percent.
Deaths from natural disasters have plummeted 99 percent in Bangladesh and other poor nations since the 1980s, even as the planet has warmed. Globally, the five-year period ending in 2020 had the fewest natural disaster deaths of any five-year period since 1900.
"The power shortages are raising concerns that Taipei’s ambitious plan to decommission all its nuclear power plants by 2025 and replace them with gas and renewable energy could be delayed."
"The significant reduction in Japan's thermal [weather-independent] power capacity, which comprises 70% of its energy mix, could threaten the country's power supply without a significant boost in the utilization of nuclear power."
Environmentalists say climate change is an apocalyptic threat. But by forcing nuclear plants to close, they are increasing carbon emissions and making climate change worse. Why is that?
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