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Frasier Balzov

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3. You're clear if you meant to say this:

Reply to NNadir (Reply #2)

Fri Oct 27, 2023, 12:40 PM

Oct 2023

Fossil fuels and essentially all popular alternatives except nuclear are on one side of the debate.

Nuclear fission is on the other side.

Nuclear is losing a propaganda war waged against it by all the other technologies, even though it stands the best chance of making a positive difference.

Noting well that the debate must exclude fusion for now until theory is made practical.

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2023's Annual CO2 Minimum at the Mauna Loa Observatory Is 3.02 PPM Higher than 2022's Annual Minimum. [View all] NNadir Oct 2023 OP

Does your sense of futility extend likewise to nuclear fission? Frasier Balzov Oct 2023 #1

There is a huge problem with nuclear fission. NNadir Oct 2023 #2

You're clear if you meant to say this: Frasier Balzov Oct 2023 #3

That is exactly what I meant to say. Thanks. NNadir Oct 2023 #4

Looks like we've made the annual turn - dailies are up to 319 ppm and higher since mid-month hatrack Oct 2023 #5

At the current rate, I'm expecting 2024 to reach between 427 and 428, possibly beyond, in May-June. NNadir Oct 2023 #6