Where, exactly? I don't know of any place on Earth that runs 100% on nuclear power.Nuclear strategery!
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Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Illinois
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
A battery that is charged by electricity from a nuclear power generator!
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Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Illinois is by far the most nuclear reliant state in the United States. As of 2017, if Illinois were a nation, it would be the 10th largest nuclear power in the world.
Nuclear Illinois – NEIS
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Illinois is by far the most nuclear reliant state in the United States. As of 2017, if Illinois were a nation, it would be the 10th largest nuclear power in the world.
Nuclear Illinois – NEIS
I was going to point out that 63% of electricity in the US comes from fossil fuels, but Illinois, because of its 11 nuclear reactors and increasing number of wind farms, is indeed better than the national average.
That said, 41% of electricity in Illinois still comes from fossil fuels (coal, natural gas), so you might not be as green as you think.
Illinois: An Energy And Economic Analysis - IER
Also, had you considered what becomes of the NMC battery at the end of its life?
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Are NMC batteries recyclable?
Yes, but so is plastic. And look how much is floating in our oceans.
Just because something is recyclable doesn't mean it will by recycled.
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Are all used Teslas traded in at or sold to a Tesla dealership?
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Mine will be....I'm gonna leave a smaller fossil footprint behind me than what almost anybody else will leave behind in the first class world, cause I believe in protecting mother Earth for our future generations.
Ah:
The 10 states that run on nuclear power - NBC News
Great that you reduced half of your emissions, but "half" is not "all"... and your electric car still contributes to congestion - and therefore causes increased pollution from every car around you - as much as any other car.
Plenty of people in the first world live without cars altogether.
You are leaving a much greater footprint than anyone who just takes the bus to get around.
Electron transfer.
Salvador
RF's Swedenborgian
Privileged class people like me avoid public transportation because there are too many low lives and dirt bags.
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Whatever your reasons for not taking transit (or walking, or cycling), I hope you understand the difference between "I'm gonna leave a smaller fossil footprint behind me than what almost anybody else will leave behind in the first class world" and "lots of people in the first world are going to leave a much smaller footprint than me, but I think my reasons for not reducing my footprint are justified."
Cooky
Veteran Member
Which is initially caused by force.
Lack of Breathing and an under appreciation for trees.
Force? Actually electric field gradient
Samantha Rinne
Resident Genderfluid Writer/Artist
I see one thing. The undue suffering along this path. Learning to love others only to be in constant fear that the peace you feel now will get upended by sudden misfortune.
It's one thing to teach us the results of sinful behavior, it's quite another to make those who are finally learning to be happy wonder what will happen them without their cat, parents, or spouse. Especially if they are financially dependent.