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America is watching the world’s movement to nuclear power generation : Comments

By Ronald Stein and Dick Storm, published 6/8/2026

To meet the growing demand for continuous, uninterruptable, and emissions-free electricity, the world economies are pursuing Nuclear Power generation.

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“America is watching the world's movement to nuclear power generation”.

There is nothing to watch in the Australian part of the world, where nuclear power is ridiculously banned. Australia is definitely not “pursuing Nuclear Power generation”.

Perhaps the authors have never heard of Australia and the ratbags ruining it.

“The escalating power costs are likely to force any electricity intensive industry to move toward continuous, uninterruptable, and emission free electricity”.

Not in Australia, where the idiot Bowen is still lying about renewables being cheaper, and telling the National Press Club that all our problems lie with coal.

Australia produces next to nothing in the way of emissions. Net Zero is merely Left ideology. It is hysterical. It is ruining the economy. It is a disease also suffered by alleged conservatives. It was one of the worst “conservative” PMs ever, Scott Morrison who officially chained us to Net Zero and the suicidal Paris Agreement, to which the Liberals are still tied - saying they would just wreck the economy a bit slower (if they ever gain government again). The Paris Agreement is just a “piece of paper”, said Angus Taylor: not the ‘legally binding treaty’ that it is.

It's simply not worth America's while to be watching Australia.
Posted by ttbn, Thursday, 6 August 2026 9:29:31 AM
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