@NoNukeBailouts This is satire, right?

@NoNukeBailouts Health are facilities running on Renewables will need back up. Lots of it, and it will run on Natural Gas.

@NoNukeBailouts Angela! I am sure you have considered that the hydro dam, close to Zapo, would cause a *lot* more damage should it be bombed. But I understand this sort of messes up the narrative. Risk/benefit analysis is a great tool, Angela!

@NoNukeBailouts lies, damn lies.

@NoNukeBailouts A scram’d nuclear reactor only needs two days of water before it is OK. That can be done completely passively. If not, the back up generators for 2 days of pumping are not very big. In Fukushima they were taken out by the water because they were sited badly.

@NoNukeBailouts The design, operation, and maintenance of the backup cooling systems is to prevent the “perilous” and “precarious” conditions. And it’s done very well. Nuclear will be around for decades to come.

@NoNukeBailouts Have you even looked at what 100% renewable will cost? Ask yourself why oil companies support renewable energy.

@NoNukeBailouts It’s obvious that you have no clue. Wind turbines require backup power for their pitch system. Solar farms require backup systems for blackstart capability. nuclear generators need backup auxiliary supply and so do coal p/stns.

@NoNukeBailouts That's just false. Renewables do not need cooling because they don't generate much energy. Reactors can be cooled with steam-powered pumps- if the reactor is making steam it can cool itself. So there!

@NoNukeBailouts This is distorting IAEA's concerns in Ukraine. I respect OCAA for the coal phase-out, but ... If 'clean air' is your priority, then nuclear power is an excellent energy source that can replace fossil fuels: Transportation and home heat pumps.

@NoNukeBailouts You are hilarious 😂, and with the typical cooling tower photo in your profile...

@NoNukeBailouts This is incorrect

@NoNukeBailouts Lol, what the hell i have just read