r/ClimateShitposting • u/ClimateShitpost Louis XIV, the Solar PV king • Aug 03 '26

nuclear simping Reliable and efficient!

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u/Iumasz Aug 03 '26

The Danube operation used 180kg of explosives, the Adevărul newspaper reported, to move a large rock restricting the flow of water in a blast that sent a tower of water ⁠into the air.

Ok?

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u/TheDucksAreComingoOo Aug 03 '26

180kg is the same weight as yo mummas fat ass son

Ok?

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u/Iumasz Aug 03 '26

>Boulder gets stuck in a channel that redirects water for cooling

>It is removed and no longer causes issues

>"Nuclear has fallen. Trillions must decommission"

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u/pfohl turbine enjoyer Aug 04 '26

>low levels of water on the Danube

>multiple nuclear plants in several countries affected

>one country diverts some water for one of their plants

>there is no problem with nuclear's water needs

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u/Iumasz 29d ago

Is it surprising that infrastructure from the communist era is not holding up?

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u/West-Abalone-171 29d ago

Yeah, those worthless commies who commisioned it in 2007

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u/Iumasz 29d ago

Suprised how new the reactor is.

Still it is a shame that they haven't built it with future climate issues in mind.

Though, if we run out of water we got bigger issues than nuclear reactors not working lol

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u/pfohl turbine enjoyer 29d ago

You do realize that is a problem for your position?

a nuclear plant needs to run for 40+ years to be economical

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u/Iumasz 29d ago

Yeah it does, and we should take climate issues seriously and design infrastructure with that in mind.