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Originally posted by mudguts: ↑

Electric jesus proves he cares not about the planet & trees are just in his way.

If this doesn't make a greenies blood boil ...where they are just not a greenie.

How much Co2 released there? All ok...was pelletised & sent to Britian to burn
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Do we have an other 2.4 trillion $2,400,000,000,000 to sapers?

How much co2 getting teh machines & concrete just to site?

The latest version of BNEF’s New Energy Outlook for Australia quantifies the cost of the transition to net zero over the next two and a half decades out to 2050 at $2.4 trillion (all to China).

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“Power grid spending will have to double annually, compared to the levels seen in 2023, while investment into renewable energy will have to see a 23% increase. Energy storage investment will need to increase from $1 billion in 2023, to $5 billion on average from now to 2030, before dropping to $2 billion a year in 2030.

.......or get this $2.4 trillion would build say 50 nuclear power stations.

Nuclear would get us there faster & cheaper than the wind & soalr...wihtou the MASSIVE price rises for living & power & food etal

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