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the I’m not lazy i am conserving my energy for pizza sloth vintage T-Shirt also I will do this same place it comes from now to transport both fossil fuels and renewable energy? What kind of stupid question is that? How do we know that? Because there is a reason to pull the plug on coal plants. Simple as that. Getting rid of nuclear was a political decision and it should have been coal. They could have opted to shut down coal power plants instead of nuclear, leaving the overall capacity the same as it is right now. Lower emissions without changing the power output. You need flexible power plants to handle the volatility of renewables, you can’t use nuclear power plants as peakers. Here is a week from last winter:The moment wind (light green) went down, coal (black and brown) and some gas (orange) helped out, until wind came back. Excellent point. The red nuclear baseline is really quite visible. I still think nuclear would have been good to keep for the next couple years until renewables reach 100% coverage. It does. It was 70 Cents per kWh in September 2022 and it’s now down to 30 Cents, trend falling.

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.