This year, elderly and vulnerable Californians under lockdown were subjected to rolling electrical blackouts during a heat wave with temperatures as high as 121°F. That's because our grid relies heavily on renewables that — unlike nuclear — can't be scaled to meet demand spikes.
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Lots of really great well informed comments on that thread
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Is this a new trend of content creation or is this just one person doing something absolutely wild (and pretty great tbh)?
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Hmm. Maybe just maybe the Fukushima Daiichi disaster makes people in earthquake-prone California a little bit a bit nervous.
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How many modern rectors are reliant on easily flooded bellow diesel generators for their backup cooling systems? Despite being Hurricane central the U.S Plants on the eastern coast haven't had issues.
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I like your duck
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As someone who studied enviro science in college, antipathy towards nuclear power is not a position typically held by environmental scientists.
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No problem. Wind turbines and solar. LOL
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