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Environment & Energy

gejohnston

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10. IIRC,

Reply to phantom power (Original post)

Mon Apr 29, 2013, 02:17 PM

Apr 2013

the idea was to avoid spending an obscene amount of money on nukes and still get the same amount of power. it succeeded at that. Now they just have to deal with the coal.

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Germany's clean energy drive fails to curb dirty brown coal [View all] phantom power Apr 2013 OP

I think we should look at the other side of the coin. ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #1

Or we can just recognize antirenewable propaganda for what it is... kristopher Apr 2013 #2

So, when is German coal consumption expected to fall? NickB79 Apr 2013 #3

At what point in time do YOU think we'll see it happen? kristopher Apr 2013 #4

So, no clue then either? At least you're being honest. NickB79 Apr 2013 #5

As usual... you've got plenty of spin in there. FBaggins Apr 2013 #7

In practice, their entire system has become more reliant on coal power Yo_Mama Apr 2013 #9

Both sides of the coin need to be considered. wtmusic Apr 2013 #6

Yes, but the other piece of this puzzle is the wind stall Yo_Mama Apr 2013 #8

IIRC, gejohnston Apr 2013 #10