In Switzerland hydro accounts for about 57% of generation capacity, nuclear around 37%. While renewables other than hydro provide less than 4%. Coal etc about 2.5%. It’s also connected to the European grid should it need to import. So no, it’s not likely to freeze anytime soon.
Switzerland has been hit hard by global warming with the lowest April temps for 20 years So what happens when the sun isn't shining, the wind isn't blowing, there's no hydro because there aren't any dams, the battery is flat & the coal fired plants have been shut? YOU FREEZE !pic.twitter.com/JLDy52gQX7
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Switzerland has a lot of river dams.
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And we have a winner: most stupid tweet of the day. Congrats. Hall of shame.
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Go to minute 16. She has just explained what causes it, and from this moment what the effect would be: 33 years of cold.
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Also in Amsterdam it's a bitty too cold to my liking. A Ukrainian lady scientist in the UK explained in 2019 why she thought a few decades of lower temps could soon arrive. If so, we're not going to be happy. What to expect, she tells from minute 16.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyyuouPSNEA …
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