So you’re against nuclear power too?
Comment on Grid-Scale Bubble Batteries Will Soon Be Everywhere
amino@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 day agoThe CO2 is in a CLOSED LOOP system meaning its not going to be leaching into the atmosphere.
yeah, sure thing buddy. the CO2 will be in a closed loop until it won’t. just like Fukushima and Chernobyl were supposed to be closed loop systems, until they weren’t. disasters happen, no matter how much the techbro mindset insists that they’re impossible.
The CO2 is likely harvested directly from the atmosphere
LMAO, the audacity of telling me I don’t know how electricity generation works when you don’t even know how to read. they’re using industrial CO2 derived from fossil fuels
Chippys_mittens@lemmy.world 1 day ago
partial_accumen@lemmy.world 16 hours ago
So you concern is the ecological impact should this bubble fail and the entirety of the CO2 is released to the atmosphere as pollution? Did you even read the article? They discuss that.
First, a full on failure would be rare. Then, a full on failure of 100% loss of the closed loop CO2 is equivalent to 15 round trip flights of a jet flying from New York to London. To put it in perspective there about 250+ flights of this length per day from London, with many being much much farther.
So you’re comparing the impacts of a once in a lifetime nuclear power plant failure to the impacts of another source 1/16th of something that already happens every in one airport. Your logic is why out of whack on this if this is your concern with the bubble.