I think it will come up again once the true reality of 'degeneratives' ... sorry ... 'renewables' .........  (they degenerate from Day One and do so rapidly - besides built in China they have a chip installed so when The Fleet is off the Heads and the Disappearing Gun at La Perouse isn't in action any more - we're done once they shut off all the power) ..........  comes into play, the People will realise they need a more solid and affordable alternative.... NOT capable of being remote controlled from Beijing...

Plenty of thousands of feet deep mines out there to 'store' nuclear waste in ... besides - just drop it at Maralinga - what pharken difference would it make anyway?

I'm almost certain I saw that Mustang recovered from there in full flight mode again - and it can never not be radioactive.

Meantime China and India are building HUNDREDS of coal-fired stations and nukes as well... while we dither here about a remotely possible few irradiated walkabouters out there... and pat ourselves on the backs for being climate heroes worthy of St Greta ...... while the world fills up with smog up north....

Read 'On The Beach' ..... you might imagine that means the Northern Hemisphere will go under in a cloud of smoke - cancers and lung disease and heart disease etc.... while the Southern Hemisphere is exempt....

https://earth.nullschool.net/

lee wrote on May 5^th, 2025 at 1:32pm:



Brian doesn't know.   

Uranium has only 0.7% if the isotope U235 in it. (the rest is U238)

It has to be enriched to at least 4% U235 to be usable for fuel rods.

Leroy wrote on May 5^th, 2025 at 2:57pm:




https://corporate.dw.com/en/fact-check-was-the-iberian-blackout-caused-by-too-mu...


Claim: "Renewables, in this case solar, have just caused the first major #power outage in Spain,
specifically due to an oversupply of solar," an alleged physicist with a German account, posted on X, formerly Twitter, garnering almost 100,000 views (as of 30.04.2025, 16:40).

The user refered to Fritz Vahrenholt, a German chemistry professor and manager, who is critical of energy transition efforts and had explained in another post on X, which attracted more than 400,000 views, that before the grid failure in Spain, the production of renewable energies, especially solar, had increased more than demand.

DW fact check: Unproven

The cause of the power outage has not been conclusively clarified. It is correct that at the time of the blackout, solar energy provided around 60% (19.3 GW) of the power available in the Spanish grid. Moreover, it appears that solar power plants dominated electricity production in the southwest of Spain.

philperth2010 wrote on May 5^th, 2025 at 2:54pm:


Since they are still investigating?

Keep it going , was always good for a giggle

Reads to me that the GRID - a huge and upcoming issue HERE - was the basic cause.

Now then - whether it's 'renewables' of nuclear - the stories are that the grid is not able to hold the loads... it needs a lot more than a puff of hot air from Cambra to fix it.... and wow - I thought it was a private concern these days..... so why should WE - the taxpayer be paying for it?

I guess the government may have to resume it and do it properly - that'll create some jobs for a while!!

Pity about that Chain Home of nukes along the Murray - we can't just blow Victoria off of Australia now... crack it off and let it slip away into the Antarctic Ocean... cool story, bro ...

Nationals MPs '100 per cent' back nuclear being kept as Coalition dissects loss

John Smith wrote on May 5^th, 2025 at 3:22pm:


You did not actually read the references then. .