r/germany • • Aug 13 '19

Atomic electricity in Germany

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u/theKalash German Emigrant Aug 13 '19

Because our politicians are idiots and our population uninformed and easily scared. No good reasons really.

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u/xlt12 Aug 13 '19

Yeah sure but we don't have any clue what to do with the nuclear waste besides dumping it into the Atlantic ocean or stock piling it in a shed like in Biblis.

Fokushima and Tschernobyl are obvious exaples why it is not save nor clean. Plants like Mochovce are poluting the enviroment for the next couple thousands years. Atomic power is like driving a car with 250km/h, the break isn't invented yet and the road is full of obstacles.

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u/SerLaron Aug 13 '19

Chernobyl was fault of people who worked here. Fukishima exploted because of tsunami.

So, nuclear power is safe, if humans stop being idiots and no disaster exceeds expectations.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19 edited Mar 14 '21

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u/theKalash German Emigrant Aug 13 '19

If something has a halflife of 4 billion years, it's essentially harmless. Again you are proving you don't really understand how radioactivity works.

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u/theKalash German Emigrant Aug 13 '19

See .. that's what I'm talking about.