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1. Ecomme+1f[view] [source] 2024-06-18 19:13:50
>>Capsta+(OP)
What I never understood was how France gets 70-75% of their electricity from Nuclear, yet their energy prices aren't "too cheap to meter", and while cheaper than their neighbors, don't really raise any eyebrows. Wouldn't this be a major example of why Nuclear is NOT the future?
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2. robert+Cf[view] [source] 2024-06-18 19:17:57
>>Ecomme+1f
I'm confused. The way you've phrased this certainly doesn't sound like it couldn't be the future.
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3. Ecomme+ug[view] [source] 2024-06-18 19:23:34
>>robert+Cf
I've heard for years that if we just had "tons" of Nuclear plants, our energy costs would essentially be too cheap to meter. Yet France is not experiencing this even at 75% Nuclear.
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4. Herz+rG[view] [source] 2024-06-18 22:35:59
>>Ecomme+ug
The words of a human shouldn't necessarily represent reality, especially when the human in question is a politician and not a scientist. Your argument doesn't make much sense.

Furthermore, no one could have predicted the mass protests, scandals, and fears that nuclear energy has sparked over the decades. These factors have significantly reduced the hype and investment in the sector.

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