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German power mix may get dirtier for 1st non-nuclear winter
(www.reuters.com)
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this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2023
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Another circlejerk article for Europe with a hypothetical scenario as an opinion piece just to get people angry. Seems weird that something like this is coming from Reuters - I thought they did mostly matter of fact reporting for things that happened and not stuff like this
It's an article with listed facts, graphs, and data you fucking dullard, just read the damn article.
It says "Commentary" right on top. That means it is a comment and not an analysis. So maybe just read the damn commentary, before starting to insult people.
Wtf difference does thst make?! Do you think the facts and sources are nullified since it's labeled a commentary?
The facts are basicly everything that happend in the past, as that can be measured. Everything about the future is just a comment from the author. It is not a study or a model, but just a comment from some reporter at Reuters.
So if you actually care for the facts, it is that since Germany stopped its nuclear power plants Germany is producing less fossil fuel electricity. That graph comes straight from the Reuters piece. The question is if it continues that way and that is still open.
And the Reuters article says it most likely won't and will be substituted with fossil fuel! And by going by that argumentation, I'm surprised you're not suggesting climate change is just speculation since it's all based on models and predictions
Again, can you read?
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