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27/08/24

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Originally posted by pints: ↑

Blind Freddy can comprehend that nuclear power is superior to renewables in every way. Clean, endless and 24/7/365 reliable.

The waste of billions of dollars on an unwarranted rapid expansion of renewables under Bowen's frenetic panic will in time be shown to be obscene.

Renewables should be carefully rolled out in anticipation of possible eventual diminution of their effectiveness by comparison with the use of nuclear power. However, under the madness of Bowen's largesse, much of taxpayers money will be seen to be wasted when far more effective nuclear power is introduced thereby negating or superseding much of the use of a serious proportion of the wasted taxpayers dollars.

Obviously in the meantime, there are always fossil fuels to utilise to ensure a considered progressive roll out of replacement power by renewables without the expensive panic with associated demonstrable mistakes made already by the Albanese government.

Any further queries I can help you with?

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Clean? No. There's this thing called radioactive waste you might have heard of.
Endless? You mean like the sun?
24/7/365 reliable? No - all nuke plants have very regular maintenance schedules.
Cheap?
Any time you want to do a detailed costing of nuke plants in Australia, I'm all ears. Dutton was going to release costs before the election - until he actually saw what the figures were. Now he won't release them and wants us to vote on the policy without costings.

A bit of a fail there. Stop spouting marketing BS and give me some facts.
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