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11/01/24

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Originally posted by NavyDiver: ↑

German spin

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Germany’s coal power production drops to lowest level in 60 years in 2023 after nuclear exit
" Link to waffle

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Germany's landmark year for clean power production masks drop in generation
" the facts
Increase prices. reduce supply and spin in as a win in a recession being created in German as German companies run for the exit "
BERLIN — Germany’s biggest companies are ditching the fatherland.
Chemical giant BASF has been a pillar of German business for more than 150 years, underpinning the country’s industrial rise with a steady stream of innovation that helped make “Made in Germany” the envy of the world.
But its latest moonshot — a $10 billioninvestmentin a state-of-the-art complex the company claims will be the gold standard for sustainable production — isn’t going up in Germany. Instead, it’s being erected 9,000 kilometers away in China. ... a perfect storm is brewing over the former European powerhouse, signaling that its current recession isn’t just “technical,” as policymakers pray, but rather a harbinger of a fundamental reversal in economic fortunes that threatens to send tremors across Europe, injecting even more upheaval into the Continent’s already polarized political landscape.
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Clearly a own goal!

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Steady on ND!

Your’re scaring the Bed Wetter’s with reasoned points.

Coping that and already believing that the Sky is Falling is a lot to take in and process.

Beyond most of them be able to join the dots, anyway.
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