Creation of the association for the Defense of Nuclear Heritage and the Climate (PNC-France)

[izentrop]

I like Janco that nuclear power is a temporary lifeline to curb the worst of global warming.
To sacrifice it, as it is in progress in France, is like a suicide before its time.

I have not found a subject for the defense of nuclear energy in France. Here is the opportunity:
Manifest : https://lepcf.fr/Creation-de-l-associat ... Climat-PNC

What RT says https://francais.rt.com/france/82098-pr ... -nucleaire

[Janic]

it's silly again! who prevented the production of alternative energies? The nuclear producers! And when the flows of the rivers will be reduced due to drought, how will they manage to cool their power stations? What do they do with already abundant and dangerous waste, much more than carbon? How will they power the all-electric future they dream of? and touti quanti! and what happens to the more than old power plants when they still do not know how to dismantle the heart and the irradiated parts of the first extinct ones?
Idiot I tell you!

[izentrop]

A blog that describes the hypocrisy of the economic world https://blogs.mediapart.fr/yann-kindo/b ... tu-combats

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

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[izentrop]

Your scratchy text by Charli weekly on we don't know which date mixes everything up without being able to verify the sources.

He mainly talks about Bure, who was chosen by Hulot, but which is not necessarily a good idea.
Elsewhere in the world, waste is stored above ground so that it can be easily monitored and it is probably best that way. This was also the opinion of Bernard Ponche in 2019. Janco is not of this opinion. His reasons are just as respectable https://www.ouest-france.fr/environneme ... ux-6534500

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Your scratchy text by Charli weekly on we don't know which date mixes everything up without being able to verify the sources.

Excuse me, I forgot to quote the source: Le Canard Enchainé of this week, the news, in short.

[Eric DUPONT]

and if we built a pyramid 150 meters high to house the waste in sercophaguses at the end of a labirynth?

[ABC2019]

and if we built a pyramid 150 meters high to house the waste in sercophaguses at the end of a labirynth?

do you know pyramids that last 100 years?

[izentrop]

and if we built a pyramid 150 meters high to house the waste in sercophaguses at the end of a labirynth?

do you know pyramids that last 100 years?

"The fission products that need to be stored have a lifespan of between a few years and a few centuries and represent a volume of a 3-room apartment" dixit Jancovici at 5:00 https://www.ouest-france.fr/environneme ... ux-6534500
https://podcasts.ouest-france.fr/play/podcast-3023.mp3

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Yes and so ? You who are a fundamentalist of science you are satisfied with "a lifespan between a few years and a few centuries" ...? You remind me of Fernand Raynaud's sketch on the length of the barrel barrel cooling: "It lasts a certain time". Izy again imposture. One more.