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I am not following what you are getting at.Crap. Sorry. Beale, you idiot!
Please explain.
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I am not following what you are getting at.Crap. Sorry. Beale, you idiot!
Wrong. Doing practically anything generates more toxic waste than nukes by volume. However, the use of solar panels generates none. Only their manufacture, which is obviously a major concern that's being addressed far more quickly than the radioactive waste problem nukes still create that will likely never be resolved and keeps getting far more costly every year.Solar panels generate 300 times more toxic waste per unit of energy than nuclear power plants.
No, forget it. I no wanna talk to you.I am not following what you are getting at.
Please explain.
Your sigline says 'stay informed', but you are unaware of Maxeon now being able to recycle solar panels? Hmmm...The solar panel toxic waste problem
https://www.cfact.org/2019/09/15/the-solar-panel-toxic-waste-problem/
All solar cells, or just Maxeon?Your sigline says 'stay informed', but you are unaware of Maxeon now being able to recycle solar panels? Hmmm...
Still waiting for the price of TP to come back down.See, this is the thing: all of your RW media talking points become obsolete, and frankly embarrassing, shortly after you utter them. That's how fast things are changing. Because there are serious companies doing serious work, in order to make serious money.
Ok, I'm lost here. Why are you talking about toilet paper in an alternative energy thread? Did I miss something?Still waiting for the price of TP to come back down.
Three years ago, I paid 4.50 for 12 rolls of store brand TP. Now I am paying 9.
This has nothing to do with left or right wing media. I am talking about my life experience, and the affects of legislation on the market.
The fact is, solar panels require batteries.Sustainability through Solar Panel Recycling | SunPower Solar Blog | SunPower
As solar power becomes an increasingly popular alternative energy source, the question arises about what will happen at the end of a solar panel's lifespan. Manager of Logistics and Sustainability, Casey Riscoe, discusses SunPower's solar panel recycling solutions.us.sunpower.com
The reason they are tied, is every time there is government legislation to push the green agenda, it is omnibus legislation. If you had viewed that documentary at the beginning of the thread, you would find, that the folks behind this, don't give one shit about the global environment, and are doing it for money and power.Ok, I'm lost here. Why are you talking about toilet paper in an alternative energy thread? Did I miss something?![]()
EDIT TO ADD: Maybe all this good news about solar made you shit a brick?![]()
I remember us talking in a few other threads sparky, about that fusion thing.It's 1973 again>
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Photo of Tesla electric cars lined up at Canadian Supercharger in searing heat underlines urgency for a transition to EVs, and for more charging stations.thedriven.io
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More EVs are coming. Where's the infrastructure to support them?
There are less than 46,000 public EV chargers currently in the U.S.abcnews.go.com
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Your response>>>Another real concern is the vast increase in the use of nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) in the construction of solar panels – up 1,057 percent over the past 25 years. The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change deems NF3 to be 17,200 times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas – meaning that even relatively minor quantities can have major impacts.
Doing practically anything generates more toxic waste than nukes by volume. However, the use of solar panels generates none.
Sparky, please explain how much "toxic waste per unit of energy" it takes to build your average nuke plant. Do you not see the game being played here? We're constantly being told that the cost of building, maintaining, and retiring nukes is nothing compared to all the "clean, too cheap to meter" energy they produce, so never mind all that! But the moment solar is brought up, Hwell now, one solar panel produces nothing compared to a nuke or natural gas plant, and just look at all this toxic shit involved, not to mention those dirty Chinks who are just killing us in the market with all their cheap, forced, foreign labor!Solar panels generate 300 times more toxic waste per unit of energy than nuclear power plants.
And? Did the point fly completely over both your heads or what?my post from Mr B's article>>>
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And? Did the point fly completely over both your heads or what?