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Edit (this is for the Awesome Like My Daughters eagle sunglasses usa flag 4th T-Shirt and I love this crazy ones): No, you can’t just “use less energy”. I mean, we probably can, but the rest of the world can’t (if they want to live better). So we will need even more energy overall, and at some point they might choose nuclear. Yeah that’s sure. What I meant tho is that collectively, as humans, we will need more energy as history shows that human development is deeply connected to a better energy production (and usage) that no longer depends on human labour. It’s right there in the graph. December 2022 was the worst month and still had 42% renewables and this baseline will increase like it did in the past (which you can also see in the graph). 36.4% were from coal in December 2022:

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Why show the Awesome Like My Daughters eagle sunglasses usa flag 4th T-Shirt and I love this coal usage in absolute numbers but the renewables as a % of total? Could it be because coal as a % of total also increased in May? I’m anti coal/oil/natural gas for power generation. Diversity in carbon-neutral power-generation is a good thing in my book. So yes I want renewables, as much as we can. But at this moment it’s impossible to cover 100% of the power requirements at all time with them, and the only clean solution we have at the moment is nuclear. That reason is because of the advocacy of the nuclear-or-nothing crowd, that is very much anti-renewables, and constantly reminds everyone as such. I work around the nuclear field and I don’t know anyone who actually has the nuclear or nothing attitude within it. People who work in nuclear power tend to talk about it’s stability and will acknowledge that you need something that can wind up and down with demand. People that actually work with a field tend to have much more grounded expectations and opinions that random internet commenters that think they know everything. Some people are anti intermittents. Eg in very northern climates solar makes zero sense. It generates verry little on short winter days when demand is highest. I’ve pretty much never, ever, heard or read anyone push a “nuclear or nothing” agenda ; probably because it doesn’t make any sense.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.