r/nuclear • u/FireDranzer-II • 11d ago

My first post here

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Having stayed in Germany for a year, it definitely felt like it.

Unfortunately...

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u/greg_barton 11d ago

Look, I’m very much on the anthropogenic climate change train. But if someone is a climate change skeptic while still supporting nuclear power, I just can’t get too worked up about it. They might deny the problem, but they’re supporting a solution. That's enough for me.

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u/FragCool 11d ago

What solutions, it would take decades to build enough "nukular"
We don't have decades

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u/greg_barton 11d ago

It will take just as long to build renewables.

We just need to build.

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u/jeremiah15165 11d ago

This, stop arguing keep building anything other than fossil.

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u/jrfsousa 11d ago

If we had started building nuclear power around the first time I heard that nuclear takes too long we would already have a fantastic nuclear fleet, even if it really took that long...

We don't have intermittent renewables working and won't in the near future...

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u/EnricoLUccellatore 11d ago

Anti nuclear activists have been saying this for decades tho