Which is good – but it will take at least 20 years until they operate. And the US doesnt need 6 – they need 600. And until 2050, so in 26 years. Too little, too late, too slow.
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'Few years' – there has been no Nuclear Power Plant in the last 50 years, which has been built faster than 15 years – except for Chinese ones.
Also 'can be put almost everywhere' is quiet a stretch. For example french has build a lot of NPPs at rivers, which now shut down in Summer due to drought.
Lets see if the tech is still relevant in 20 years once its ready. Other energy sources are getting cheaper, as well as storages. And nuclear power is slow due to high safety requirements.
Maybe I am wrong and they don't need 20 years to build a nuclear power plant and I would celebrate this as a win for the planet – but I highly doubt nuclear will play any significant role in the transition to green energy.
Its not about not paying Huawei. Its about the way the CCP uses Huawei to spy.
Decent people, who just happen to casually support the slaughtering of neighbours.
I just double checked, because I couldn't believe this, but you are right. If you ask about estimates of the Sudanese war (starting in 2023) it reports estimates between 5.000–15.000.
Its seems like Gemini is highly politically biased.
The main problem is that china highly regulates their market – which is the biggest world wide – while expecting everyone else to follow open markets.
The FDP is definitely pro legalization. But the conservative SPD might become a problem.
Das ist halt die Realität, wenn ein nicht unbedeutender Teil der Wagons noch aus Beständen des Ostblocks stammt. Und jeder Wagon individuell ist.
Das wäre witzigerweise einer der wenigen Optionen für den Einsatz einer Blockchain – da die zentralen Datenbanken nicht funktioniert haben.
Definitely not 'unprecedented'. In Germany is a FSB Agent currently in jail for killing a dissident of Russia.
Pretty simple to build a NPP in a dictatorship.