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- Comment on Oklo breaks ground on its first nuclear ‘powerhouse’ at INL (Idaho National Laboratory) 2 weeks ago:
I’m not too sure if I missed it, but what’s the budget for this?
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to earthscience@mander.xyz | 6 comments
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 5 comments
- ‘Revival’ Interrupted: World Nuclear Industry Won’t Sustain 2024 Growth, Struggles for Relevance as Renewables Surgewww.theenergymix.com ↗Submitted 3 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 3 comments
- Comment on At almost $250 billion a year, China's green energy investments in the developing world are now the equal of the US's post-WW2 Marshall Plan, adjusted for inflation. 4 weeks ago:
Thanx!
- Comment on At almost $250 billion a year, China's green energy investments in the developing world are now the equal of the US's post-WW2 Marshall Plan, adjusted for inflation. 4 weeks ago:
I don’t have access to this articles, I get a paywall after a few sentences. Same with the archive link. Any ideas how to access it without a subscription?
- Norway fund drops Eramet over Indonesia nickel mine threatening forests, Indigenous tribenews.mongabay.com ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 0 comments
- Court rules Europe can call nuclear and natural gas sustainable investments for its green transitionapnews.com ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 15 comments
- Comment on Replacing forests with solar a net positive, but neighbors bear an outsized burden, study finds 5 weeks ago:
If I get you correctly, I totally agree with what you say. I didn’t like the tone of this article in the sense that it presents it ok to clear out forest for solar panels, and personally I believe it’s criminal, or something. I just thought it had some important info.
Thank you for giving me the chance to clarify where I stand on this.
- Comment on Replacing forests with solar a net positive, but neighbors bear an outsized burden, study finds 5 weeks ago:
Anything I suppose, this is why I’m asking.
I could be no, don’t cut the trees, or no, don’t talk bad about solar energy expansion, or… you name it! No?
- Comment on Replacing forests with solar a net positive, but neighbors bear an outsized burden, study finds 5 weeks ago:
Meaning?
- Replacing forests with solar a net positive, but neighbors bear an outsized burden, study findstechxplore.com ↗Submitted 5 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 8 comments
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
This is definately a project to keep an eye out and see how it goes.
If I got this right, the floaters were placed incide the breakwater. So, how can they estimate the impact of this pilot project on the actual marine life of the area (plants, fish, their migration routes, marine mammals etc).
If we consider the the term triple planetary crisis to be a valid one, then we cannot exclude the impact on the local biodiversity and ecosystems of the green energy projects, for example. It looks like in this article they are not even mentioned.
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to earthscience@mander.xyz | 1 comment
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- Comment on Major banks neglect energy transition risks from mining as demand booms 1 month ago:
Ah ok, thank you for clarifying that!
- Comment on Major banks neglect energy transition risks from mining as demand booms 1 month ago:
This discussion has fundamentally very little to do with the energy transition and is more generally about destructive mining practices
What is called energy transition (I believe energy addition is a more accurate term) needs several elements that come from mining. So I am not sure I understand why you consider that mining should not be part of the conversation, since it is a necessary step.
Btw I think I don’t understand what you mean with your last sentence.
- Submitted 1 month ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 6 comments
- Comment on I think I 'm witnessing the beginning of a wasp nest in the wall of my living room? 1 month ago:
Thank you so much. Doing this immediately!
- Comment on I think I 'm witnessing the beginning of a wasp nest in the wall of my living room? 1 month ago:
Maybe I should have specified that where I live it’s summer now, so windows are always open and will be so for many more weeks. Meaning, releasing it outside would not prevent it from coming back in.
- Submitted 1 month ago to diy@slrpnk.net | 15 comments
- Wyoming lawmakers consider nuclear waste storage as tensions rise over microreactor plant proposalwyofile.com ↗Submitted 2 months ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 1 comment
- “Under the Microscope”: Activists Opposing a Nevada Lithium Mine Were Surveilled for Years, Records Showwww.propublica.org ↗Submitted 2 months ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 0 comments
- Comment on Global South calls for Strategic Energy Transition Amidst SDG Target Slowdowns 2 months ago:
The following part is very indicative
“Only 17 percent of the 169 SDG targets are currently on track,”
- Comment on The rise of green tech is feeding another environmental crisis 2 months ago:
In this link, they also mention the sourcing of materials, but they don’t really talk about it. The focus is on recycling.
- Comment on The rise of green tech is feeding another environmental crisis 2 months ago:
I have the impression that in the EU what they care more about is having a constant supply and recycling. At least this was my understanding from the European Critical Raw Materials Act.
Maybe there’s another piece of legislation that tackles the issue of how these materials are mined, but I don’t know about it. So if anyone does, please share.
- Comment on repair cafes are oriented to “give you fish”, rather than “teach a man to fish” 2 months ago:
I think this depends very much on the project itself. Repair cafes are not by definition one way, or another.
For example, even tho I am not super tech-savvy, I have participated in 2 different makerspaces, in 2 different places in europe and both of these project had a very similar approach. We met weekly or bi-weekly do stuff in the workshop, and every month or so we had a repair cafe event. Some people wanted just their stuff to be fixed. Those who wanted to know more about fixing them themselfs, they were invited to attend the makerspace meetings.
- Comment on Can somebody please explain why the world hasn't gone nuclear yet? 3 months ago:
This is a video about Europe (mostly Germany and France), not the world as you asked, but I think it includes some answers to your question.
