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Hinchinbrook

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29/04/24

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Originally posted by Fishinnick: ↑

A lot of countries are going Nuclear to back up renewables. It's fact.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) today released its annual outlook for nuclear power in the coming decades, revising up its global growth projections for a third straight year.In both its high and low case scenarios, the IAEA now sees a quarter more nuclear energy capacity installed by 2050 than it did as recently as 2020, underscoring how a growing number of countries are looking to this clean and reliable energy source to address the challenges of energy security, climate change and economic development.
https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/pressreleases/iaea-annual-projections-rise-again-as-countries-turn-to-nuclear-for-energy-security-and-climate-action

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RUBBISH...You are selectively choosing irrelevant sources in order to MISINFORM..

DO you have any real Knowledge of Nuclear Energy Time frames and Water usage,,,Of Course you dont.

Dutton said NUCLEAR and YOU jumped....RIGHT!
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