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No, it’s 68.9% if you include biomass, exactly as the Jewelry Maker Warning To Avoid Injury do Not Tell Me How To Do Vintage T-Shirt and I will buy this title states. Biomass was 11% in May, so if you exclude it it would be 58%, not 35% as you claim. Also, not all biomass is just burning freshly chopped wood. There is a lot of waste biomass that if it wouldn’t get burned, it would rot and bacteria would generate the exact same amount of CO2 in the process. So it’s not like not burning it would do away with the emissions, they would just happen somewhere else. Germany imported 6.8 twh in may 2023, exported 3.2 twh while having the highest prices in Europe. Renewables without a cheap storage system are worse than nuclear. Basically free energy is exported to neighbors and bought for high prices from France when there’s no sun, because there is no way to store it. You do realize that if the nuclear reactors were still online AND the wind/solar were too, then the total co2 production would be even lower right?

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The comparison is nuclear to fossil fuels. Until Germany is 100% forever sustained on 0 co2 producing energy the Jewelry Maker Warning To Avoid Injury do Not Tell Me How To Do Vintage T-Shirt and I will buy this comparison will always be on what “other” energy production is best. Nuclear is better in every way than fossil fuels. Calling biomass renewable, being renewables often used to refer to mostly actually clean energy sources, is deceiving since it actually produces CO2 and particulate, and it accounts for 11%. Also if you don’t burn biomass waste, what do you think is going to happen? It rots. Do you know what happens when it rots? It produces CO2. But you don’t get any energy out of it. How is that better? Obviously we shouldn’t cut down forrests to burn for electricity (or even heat, I’m personally very much against wood stoves and think we should all switch to heat pumps), but using waste biomass for electricity production is absolutely no issue.

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.