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Trying to duck the climate fight has made the next election harder for the Coalition : Comments
By Graham Young, published 2/11/2021They have ducked the fight, and now find themselves exposed in the run-up to a federal election to the taunts of their friends, as well as their foes.
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It's the bloody-minded obsession with coal gas and oil that's the problem for both parties, if for different party political reasons?
Climate change denialists tantamount to flat earther conviction? Given both simply ignore inconvenient truths and incontrovertible evidence!
Claiming that an increase of 1.4C is nothing much to worry about? The climate change denialist equivalent of claiming tobacco as benign or asbestos did no harm or was not carcinogenic?
That said, if we would decarbonise the economy without tanking it? We need to transition to nuclear power! And without foreign money or ownership! But rather, fund MSR thorium projects off-budget and then set the leger straight via income earnings! Very doable when 3 cents PKWH is around 200+% profit!
And the capital required for the building phase, (free money) available by accepting other folks nuclear waste in return for annual millions or even billions!?
And that waste in MSR technology, simply unspent fuel that still retains as much as 90% as recoverable free fuel/energy! The trick here is to keep out of foreign hands and foreign control! And done by funding and facilitating Australian co-ops! And as such, every one dollar of taxpayer money invested in the proposed paradigm returns 2.5.
Moreover, this model makes every one dollar do the work of at least seven via well known economic flow on factors! And given we exclude foreign investment and ownership that money stays here in the local economy, beavering away, until it exhausts!
And by then in an economy at least 7 times larger than at present, replete with a booming manufacturing sector and self-reliant, self-sufficiency like we've never ever had!
There's no downside here, just win-win!
Alan B.