Meanwhile in Ukraine

[Prpavi]

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[Molly]

cuz at least bother to google before shitposting, mkey?

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Maybe you should google on the costs to build a disposal site for radioactive waste and running it for the next few hundred thousand years.
I have yet to find a site where the production costs per kWh includes any of those costs for nuclear energy. You don't really get those for gas/coal hence it's mostly left out. For nuclear power it's different and any half-wit with a brain acknowledges this. Damn, even several politicians do.
Is the production cheap? Yes. Is that all that matters? Hell no.

According to Benjamin K. Sovacool, the marginal levelized cost for "a 1,000-MWe facility built in 2009 would be 41.2 to 80.3 cents/kWh, presuming one actually takes into account construction, operation and fuel, reprocessing, waste storage, and decommissioning".

Ain't that a bargain, huh?

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Just noticed the little star in the down right corner "Does not include waste disposal"

[Butan]

Maybe we should build nuclear plants only in Ukraine since noone cares about that country anymore, even in that thread    stop off-topic! 

[Christo]

Maybe we should build nuclear plants only in Ukraine since noone cares about that country anymore, even in that thread    stop off-topic! 

Well guess where Chernobyl is 

Wanna make STALKER universe out of it?

[Armpit_Sweat]

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Maybe you should google on the costs to build a disposal site for radioactive waste and running it for the next few hundred thousand years.
I have yet to find a site where the production costs per kWh includes any of those costs for nuclear energy. You don't really get those for gas/coal hence it's mostly left out. For nuclear power it's different and any half-wit with a brain acknowledges this. Damn, even several politicians do.
Is the production cheap? Yes. Is that all that matters? Hell no.

Yeah, well, it's all about quality and most importantly - effort. Even taking a shit can be an exceptional act:

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Is the production cheap? Yes. Is that all that matters? Hell no.

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We are talking about a possibility of expensive gas/heating. And I don't care about some future unborn generations, of whoever the fuck it will be, ( probably someone i don't like at all - think medieval religious EU societies having a tour-de-force through history of modern culture of their "future generations" - they would cry themselves to death ). Nuclear waste? Off in the sea with that shit, let Posaidon and Kraken deal with it

[Kafein]

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/foreign-ministry-warns-against-us-hunt-for-russian-citizens/497922.html

The number of Russians who view the right to "go to another country and come back" as a fundamental human right was 20 percent in January, a survey by the independent Levada pollster showed.

Not even surprised anymore.


By the way the point of nuclear energy today is that it's largely free of greenhouse gas emissions, predictable, with a reasonable environmental impact (the only problem is cooling really) and very space-efficient, on top of being cheap to run bar the other fossil sources (like coal, gaz and oil). More importantly it will be an integral part of our energy in the future, whether you like it or not. Not in it's current antiquated form tough. The problem with the current situation is that ecologist movements dogmatically refuse the construction of new power plants, which forces us to keep the old ones running, then argue that we should close the old ones because they are aging. It's the most cynical political strategy ever.

[Tovi]

Nothing better than mercenaries to shoot into the crowd.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1n2usa_rt-des-mercenaires-de-greystone-seraient-deployes-en-ukraine-s-t_news?start=119

[serr]

Wait, but we have chocolate chip cookie trained by NATO, right?
Why would we need mercenaries?

[Butan]

To erase all possible evidences, fortunately we have some watchful people out there 

[Segd]

About nukes & about Ukraine:
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[serr]

Peaceful pro-russian protesters capture police station in city near Donetsk.
And no usa mercenaries started shooting yet, wonder why.

What I don't like is that our special forces didn't start shooting either, it seemed to be best moment for that, now it's too late in my opinion. But probably I don't understand something, I hope they know better what to do.

[Swaggart]

Of course they didn't shoot. If they did the interim government would be accused of dealing with demonstrators the same way that the yanukovich government did. They would have lost their legitimacy. Restraint is what Ukraine needs more than anything.

[serr]

True, that's why it is late to shoot now, you can't shoot at your people and expect anything good to come from it, but watch the video, do they look like protesters, assaulting police station with firearms to capture more firearms?

[Christo]

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People's Republic of Donetsk.

Divide and conquer. Seems like it's working amazingly well.

Peaceful pro-russian protesters capture police station in city near Donetsk.

..but watch the video, do they look like protesters, assaulting police station with firearms to capture more firearms?

lolnope

Armed Men Seize Police Station in Eastern Ukraine City

Pro-Russian separatists set up checkpoints around east Ukraine city

[Kafein]

They should make a Hangover spinoff based on this, where a bunch of ex-Ukrainians wake up one day surrounded by vodka bottles and puke stains and find out they've created a country.

More like People's Republic of Vodka.