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There are a number of modes to produce power on a large scale for our growing consumption, and of course there is always the push for nuclear power that IMHO, never seem to tell the "whole story"... like zero emission electric cars, it's nothing more than a shell game where, either the emissions are produced in a large power plant before the car is recharged, or the environmental implications aren't taken into account throughout the entire process of power production (like how the nuclear power industry always seems to forget about the storage of spent rods for thousands of years). I though that a few people might find these two articles of interest; one, a web page and the other a news article...
https://vasil.ludost.net/kiddofspeed/
a Google search of "kiddofspeed" or elenafilatova.com will bring up more than one page that may be of interest to some Nuts; some of it relevant to power production, and some not...
The second is a news article that I believe to be quite accurate in it's numbers, but lets deduce that the negative impact is only half of what they are saying here... just look at the numbers...
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...-an-expensive-and-risky-process-opg-says.html
https://vasil.ludost.net/kiddofspeed/
a Google search of "kiddofspeed" or elenafilatova.com will bring up more than one page that may be of interest to some Nuts; some of it relevant to power production, and some not...
The second is a news article that I believe to be quite accurate in it's numbers, but lets deduce that the negative impact is only half of what they are saying here... just look at the numbers...
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...-an-expensive-and-risky-process-opg-says.html