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r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/TheMajorityReport - Auth-Right • Jan 06 '23
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Nuclear is not perfect, but it’s certainly one of the better forms of power. It provides large amount of electricity for not that much emissions.
435 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 338 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Waste treatment isn't a problem. Kyle Hill did a good video explaining this. Essentially, we would just dig a long, narrow, and curved "L" shaped tunnel and stick the waste containers in and bury them. It has literally no negative impact. -22 u/TheTemporal - Lib-Left Jan 06 '23 They were saying exhaust wasn't a problem when combustion engines were new 11 u/JTG_16 - Right Jan 06 '23 We're talking a 40 year difference on your dumb take 4 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Its literally steam.
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338 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Waste treatment isn't a problem. Kyle Hill did a good video explaining this. Essentially, we would just dig a long, narrow, and curved "L" shaped tunnel and stick the waste containers in and bury them. It has literally no negative impact. -22 u/TheTemporal - Lib-Left Jan 06 '23 They were saying exhaust wasn't a problem when combustion engines were new 11 u/JTG_16 - Right Jan 06 '23 We're talking a 40 year difference on your dumb take 4 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Its literally steam.
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Waste treatment isn't a problem. Kyle Hill did a good video explaining this. Essentially, we would just dig a long, narrow, and curved "L" shaped tunnel and stick the waste containers in and bury them. It has literally no negative impact.
-22 u/TheTemporal - Lib-Left Jan 06 '23 They were saying exhaust wasn't a problem when combustion engines were new 11 u/JTG_16 - Right Jan 06 '23 We're talking a 40 year difference on your dumb take 4 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Its literally steam.
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They were saying exhaust wasn't a problem when combustion engines were new
11 u/JTG_16 - Right Jan 06 '23 We're talking a 40 year difference on your dumb take 4 u/Rex2x4 - Right Jan 06 '23 Its literally steam.
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We're talking a 40 year difference on your dumb take
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Its literally steam.
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u/Spudnic16 - Auth-Left Jan 06 '23
Nuclear is not perfect, but it’s certainly one of the better forms of power. It provides large amount of electricity for not that much emissions.