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Vermont shuts down Fukushima-type nuclear power plant
NoNukes commented on People's World's article in Energy
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How Rising Seas Could Sink Nuclear Plants
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Nuclear Makes You Stupid!
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How could you miss the news about Fukushima and the massive earthquake in Japan? It was on all channels, internet and newspapers, and everywhere else!?
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Like I said in another topic in this forum: I am moving to a new house soon which has a big garden. Or rather it has a big boring lawn. For the next summer I want a garden full of flowers that will attract bees and keep them safe. So which plants and flowers will attract bees the best?
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I am moving to a new house soon with a big garden. So I was just wondering how I can make my new garden as green and eco-friendly as possible? For the moment it only has a two trees, some bushes and large areas of grass. But I want flowers, some nice bushes and maybe even a little pond.
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"Earth Box" analogues from Cat Litter Bins
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DESERTEC project, Sahara Sun could power Europe by 2050
NoNukes commented on Mark Piazzalunga's blog entry in The Ecologist Square
See, we dont need Nuclear! Its possible to Power all of Europe with renewable energy. -
Its not just rising sea levels that pose a threat to Nuclear plants. The heat is also a problem for nukes, especially now during the summer. And it will only get worse with global warming!
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How Rising Seas Could Sink Nuclear Plants
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A sneak peek at the new Green Blog design (update, it's here now!)
NoNukes replied to Simon's topic in Feedback and Support
This looks good! -
This video is quite good! Sure the installation costs of wind power might be high, but once they are up and running wind power will save us money. Australia's Renewable Energy Target Explained The renewable energy target is hard to understand for many consumers, so we made this video to make it easier and explain how it can make a positive impact on your household bills.
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New Apple ad advertises green power, not products
NoNukes replied to Simon's topic in Renewable Energy
Its always good to be skeptical of Corporations that claim that they are green! -
Higher sea levels is a serious threat to nuclear power plants: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/19/maps-rising-seas-storms-threaten-flood-coastal-nuclear-power-plants_n_5233306.html During Superstorm Sandy, for example, flooding threatened the water intake systems at the Oyster Creek and Salem nuclear power plants in New Jersey. As a safety precaution, both plants were powered down. But even when a plant is not operating, the spent fuel stored on-site, typically uranium, will continue to emit heat and must be cooled using equipment that relies on the plant's own power. Flooding can caus
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Man caught a codfish with a dildo inside its stomach
NoNukes replied to Simon's topic in Wildlife and Biodiversity
LOL thats horrible but pretty funny at the same time. -
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Fracking emits much more than previosuly expected
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New design! Feedback welcomed!
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The EPA has been under-counting how much methane, which is 20-40 times more powerful a greenhouse gas than CO2, fracking emits at drilling sites, new research shows. "The study, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, adds to a growing body of research that suggests the EPA is gravely underestimating methane emissions from oil and gas operations." http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-methane-emissions-natural-gas-fracking-20140414,0,2417418.story
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World Wind Power Poised to Bounce Back after Slowing in 2013
NoNukes commented on Earth Policy Institute's article in Renewable Energy
Good news. Renewables are the future! -
And I love the new energy forums!
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After Fukushima Japan Invests in Coal Industry
NoNukes replied to Mark Piazzalunga's topic in Energy
Sad news indeed. Japan should instead focus on energy efficiency and ramping up their renewable power capacity. Didn't Greenpeace last year show how Japan could replace their entire nuclear fleet with renewables, efficiency and smart management?