Is this okay? Isn't coal dangerous?

[Anonymous No.11376873]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/japan-new-coal-power-plant-climate-change-tokyo-a9316271.html

[Anonymous No.11376916]

>>11376873
Antinuclear retards got their wish: more deaths and radiation.

[Anonymous No.11377357]

This is what happens when you let "green" have any political power.

[Anonymous No.11377413]

NUCLEAR BAD.
RENEWABLE GOOD.

[Anonymous No.11377441]

>>11376873
This is what happens when you shut down nuclear plants. Get used to it.

[Anonymous No.11377606]

>>11376873

Slanted news much... what "Climate emergency"???

[Anonymous No.11377610]

>>11376873
Isn't coal on average more radioactive than a fucking nuclear plant? (minus the waste, of course).

[Anonymous No.11377614]

[Anonymous No.11377635]

>>11377614
My screenshot is different

[Anonymous No.11377636]

It's a shame and how far Japan has fallen from being techno futurist bug men of the 90s.

There's a ton of geothermal, offshore wind, and tidal energy potential in Japan, and both delivery time and cost is lower than nuclear.

[Anonymous No.11377702]

>>11377636

They need to go with what works NOW.

Coal plants are EXTREMELY well understood so you get a constant steady supply of energy.

Nuclear is best but the public (ESPECIALLY Japanese) are scared shitless about radiation leaks

[Anonymous No.11377711]

>>11376873
It's pretty brutal how growth mongers the world over have forced us all into a position where we either sacrifice now, or suffer later.

[Anonymous No.11377726]

>>11377636
They were never impressive technologically. They just had good engineering standards at a time when American industry was faulty. Everything they have is taken from the West or China. Their society is full of social and moral degenerates.

[Anonymous No.11377733]

Dangerous? Dude, what are you, some kind of n*cleqr fanboi? Don't you know international petroleum cartels have CEOs in need of fifth yachts?

[Anonymous No.11377739]

>>11376873
Well, they could always build more nuclear power plants on their extremely tectonically unstable island group.
Not like could go wrong or anything, right?
I'm all for nuclear power plants, but there is such a thing as suitable locations and Japan really isn't the best place to put shit like that.

[Anonymous No.11377886]

>>11377357
they went this path because they had a fucking disaster on one of their nuclear plants.
They literally had to abandon parts of the island indefinitely

[Anonymous No.11378253]

>>11377726
Are you a chink by any chance?

[Anonymous No.11378257]

>>11378253
lol good catch

[Anonymous No.11378301]

>>11377726
What's next, nanking? Unit 731? Keep chinking gookie

[Anonymous No.11378303]

>>11377886
>they had a fucking disaster on one of their nuclear plants
Next time they shouldn't place their backup equipment in the basement
>parts of the island indefinitely
>

[Anonymous No.11378306]

>>11376873
based japan.
Remember we had the opportunity to make Japan forever our friend before you fucked up with the triple intervention in 1895. We had a second chance with the league of nations when japan asked for Racial Equality Proposal, which was blocked.
They are smart not to give a fuck about the rest of the world because everyone knows we would step over them the second we get

[Anonymous No.11378316]

>>11378253
>>11378301
>>11378257
Nah, just a realist and not a weeb

[Anonymous No.11378375]

>>11377726
based and Bobby-fischerpilled

[Anonymous No.11378406]

>>11376916

How does wind energy kill people?

Like, was someone doing maintenance on a windmill and fell off?

[Anonymous No.11378446]

>>11378406
Yes.

[Anonymous No.11378447]

>>11378406
And a parachutist was decapitated by one

[Anonymous No.11378450]

>climate emergency
the bigger emergency is our vulnerable global economy

the cheaper that power is the more likely we are to adapt to climate change and corona chan

[Anonymous No.11378518]

>>11378450
EROEI
look it up, clown.

[Anonymous No.11378556]

>>11378447

That's not wind energy's fault any more than it's the floor's fault that slipping on water can break your neck.

[Anonymous No.11378578]

>>11378450
Oh look, another retard that believes every picture they see. Why are you on /sci/, to make you feel intelligent when you post memes?

[Anonymous No.11378633]

>>11378450
That's a copper mine in like chile or some shit.

>>11378578
Only 20% or so of current reserves in alberta are suitable for this kind of open pit mining, the other ones are too deep and need something more like >>11378450
. Obviously new deposits would be even deeper.

[Anonymous No.11378645]

>>11378450
Imagine caring about the environment like some kind of fucking retard treehugger

[Anonymous No.11378653]

>>11378645
I happen to live and breath in that environment, you double nigger.

[Anonymous No.11378678]

>>11378653
>I happen to live and breath in that environment

Gay. I live in a city.

[Anonymous No.11378705]

>>11378406
Pretty much that; same with roof-top solar deaths.

[Anonymous No.11379143]

>>11378678
>living in a gray cube surrounded by other gray cubes
>literally a monkey in a tube
i'll stick with nature, thanks

[Anonymous No.11379568]

>>11377636
the only thing japan can do is copying things, anon. they have major issues inventing or undertanding new technology. they are good at mastering old tech and that is it

[Anonymous No.11379588]

I wounder how much oil i need to pump that river up the other direction.
I wounder how many power this river has.
I wounder if someone has an idea how you can use that energy.
I wounder if the technology to do so is just hidden by Illuminati.
I wounder if more as one river exist on this earth.
I wounder if people are very retarded or super very retarded.

[Anonymous No.11379619]

>>11376916
I doubt the quality of this data: it seems to go up by 3 each time.

[Anonymous No.11379623]

>>11378556
it is floor's fault if you slip, you smoothbrain
there are standards and building codes on non-slippery surfaces you need to abide to if you want to build a public pool, for example