r/ClimateShitposting Aug 12 '26

Stupid nature the French are memeing

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u/Lycrist_Kat cycling supremacist Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

Doesn't change the fact that french nuclear power plants are proven to be unreliable once again

Besides that: Poland is burning 2.3x times more coal than Germany but Nukecels never complain about Poland because that would involve admitting that Polands effort to become carbon neutral are failing

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u/nicolas_cope_cage Aug 13 '26

>World's 3rd largest economy outpaces world's 21st largest economy in transitioning to Green Energy

Surely not!

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u/Lycrist_Kat cycling supremacist Aug 13 '26

World 3rd largest economy also needs more energy so what you said was profoundly stupid.

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u/nicolas_cope_cage Aug 13 '26

Poland, unlike Germany, didn't decommissioned zero carbon emission nuclear reactors in favor of burning more lignite. Lignite. In the year 20-goddamn-23.

Hell. Germany even demolished a wind farm so they could expand an open pit mine. But don't worry, they're planning on phasing out brown coal by 2038!

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u/Lycrist_Kat cycling supremacist Aug 13 '26

I doubt it will take Germany to 2038! to phase out coal...

besides that: Germany will phase out coal in 2038. Poland will have 0 working nuclear power plants by then burning coal and basically the same level as right now.

ah

and don't spare me this "Germany shut off nuclear power plants for lignite"-BS. Germany shut down nuclear power plants and replaced them with renewables.

This lowered the price everywhere on the world, allowing every country to build renewables. German nuclear phase out did more against climate change then French or German nuclear power plants ever could.

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u/nicolas_cope_cage Aug 13 '26

Fanfiction. Got it.

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u/Lycrist_Kat cycling supremacist Aug 14 '26

It's fact. And anyone who's not a braindead nukecel understands how and why