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dansaunders2001 t1_j6wjn7f wrote
Reply to comment by kyjolski in Indigenous communities with legal rights to their lands can further protect forests | Study looks at forest trends in Brazil in indigenous communities lands by chrisdh79
He's doing everything right so far. He's very obviously a socialist so I'm all for him
kyjolski t1_j6wib9d wrote
Reply to comment by dansaunders2001 in Indigenous communities with legal rights to their lands can further protect forests | Study looks at forest trends in Brazil in indigenous communities lands by chrisdh79
Why? Isn't he also a sleezeball, just not as insane and dangerous as Bolsenaro?
Anyway, I hope for the best in Brazil. People should deserve better than what they had the last few years.
ProtoplanetaryNebula t1_j6wi5pj wrote
Reply to comment by Mrischief in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
It's a bit like planting trees. The ones you plant today will be mature in 10-20 years (just as an example, I know there are fast growing trees), the more you keep planting the more trees there will be around.
worstregards t1_j6wfq1r wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
Really sorry for your loss. For my grandmother it was less than a month…
doitpow t1_j6wdm6y wrote
DON'T CALL IT A COMEBACK,
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because it's not
WikiSummarizerBot t1_j6wcbfr wrote
Reply to comment by idontneedfame in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
>Different methods of electricity generation can incur a variety of different costs, which can be divided into three general categories: 1) wholesale costs, or all costs paid by utilities associated with acquiring and distributing electricity to consumers, 2) retail costs paid by consumers, and 3) external costs, or externalities, imposed on society. Wholesale costs include initial capital, operations & maintenance (O&M), transmission, and costs of decommissioning. Depending on the local regulatory environment, some or all wholesale costs may be passed through to consumers.
>In energy economics and ecological energetics, energy return on investment (EROI), also sometimes called energy returned on energy invested (ERoEI), is the ratio of the amount of usable energy (the exergy) delivered from a particular energy resource to the amount of exergy used to obtain that energy resource.
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idontneedfame t1_j6wcagc wrote
Reply to comment by imhere4themcomments in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
According to Wikipedia, it's onshore wind. The large up front investments are true and the amortization period is longer than for fossil fuels but compared to the societal and long term/eternal costs of using fossil fuels and nuclear energy, the costs are neglectable
Spirited-Relief-9369 t1_j6w6x3s wrote
Not to dismiss the life they've saved or the risks they took, but I find it very hard to smile about anything regarding Palestine's situation.
Translationerr0r t1_j6w4ha7 wrote
Reply to comment by mypostisbad in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
3 times hoorah for Vladimir.
LaziestScreenName t1_j6w28fh wrote
Reply to comment by RealPrinceJay in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
Many small biotech companies fall prey to predatory powers on the stock market and are basically shorted into oblivion. Which in turn makes it hard for said company to get funding from the appearance of not performing well as a good return. Then the company goes down and research halts and is dead in the water. Not the sole reason but one of them.
netz_pirat t1_j6vyrqa wrote
Reply to comment by SeeminglyBlue in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
You may want to check the great uptime of nuclear power plants in France.
Or how cheap their new reactor is.
imhere4themcomments t1_j6vodo5 wrote
Reply to comment by rnargang in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
Which renewables are currently decreasing in cost? Inflation is driving prices way up and making the world dependent on China. It takes a half million pounds of mined earth to build one electric car battery. Most windmills take more resource than they actually produce in their life span. Solar panels require mining and a huge percentage are produced in regions of China that use forced labor. So which renewable source or sources are you saying are a “no brainer?”
SeeminglyBlue t1_j6vo15w wrote
Reply to comment by netz_pirat in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
it's still stupid, though. nuclear is the most efficient form of energy we currently have and shelling it in favor of something that doesn't even have 100% uptime (to say nothing of efficiency) is silly.
daretoredd t1_j6vn9c2 wrote
Reply to Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
Cool, another treatment no one can afford, unless you're rich that is!
HarkARC t1_j6vku5y wrote
Reply to comment by Tesla_boring_spacex in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
I'm really sorry to hear that.
SafeToPost t1_j6vkbsl wrote
Reply to Meet Lonnie Johnson, the NASA engineer that invented the Super Soaker. Now he's working to help solve climate change with his latest inventions, a solid state battery as well as an entirely new type of engine. by captainquirk
It’s motherfuckers like this who deserve to be billionaires and who should be elected to the highest offices of our land, but never will be because they are too decent. Our society is so fucked.
RealPrinceJay t1_j6vjzj6 wrote
Reply to comment by shimmeringships in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
Fuck cancer man, some bullshit. Why couldn’t it be simple
Kiniabo t1_j6vjz0c wrote
We're they allowed to return to Israel??
elglas t1_j6vikq8 wrote
So, the mud wizard won?
shimmeringships t1_j6vhjzz wrote
Reply to comment by RealPrinceJay in Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
Also, there are 100s of types of cancers, and many have subtypes. Even if we find one “cure” it will only work in a small percentage of cancer patients.
Cash907 t1_j6vg2n3 wrote
Reply to comment by Beltribeltran in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
You don’t live in Alaska, Canada or Minnesota, do you? Underground parking lots that aren’t heated can actually get colder than the ambient air of the outside. The only thing gained is not having to clear snow and ice from your vehicle in the morning. That’s it.
Strappedkaos t1_j6vey7y wrote
Reply to Supercharged T Cells: A New Way To Kill Pancreatic Cancer With Minimal Side Effects by rmuktader
mRNA is unlocking things so quickly...
Almost like they needed a way to get it to be accepted for the future biotech races.
rnargang t1_j6ve2ir wrote
Reply to comment by imhere4themcomments in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
Everything requires an investment no matter where the power is coming from. Renewables continue to decrease in cost and can generate energy for less than fossil fuels - sometimes a lot less, hence it's a no brainer to build out renewable power sources. They also last for decades, produce much less greenhouse gases over their life cycle, and, in the case of Europe, less money is being sent to a country threatening you with nuclear war. Transitioning to renewables is inevitable. The war is accelerating it.
imhere4themcomments t1_j6wkxgl wrote
Reply to comment by idontneedfame in No coal comeback: Europe’s renewable energy transition is in hyperdrive by Straight_Ad2258
“Costs are neglectable”. So will the bank forgive my loan on renewables? How silly are these comments?