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NNadir

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4. Thank you for your kind words.

Reply to Envirogal (Reply #3)

Mon Sep 9, 2024, 07:17 PM

Sep 2024

Thank you as well for your comment expressing your opinion.

Regrettably, as I don't consider the evocation of numbers or citations of the scientific literature to be insults, something on which we clearly disagree, we will not have the opportunity for further discussion of your remarks, as I have precluded myself from any such further interactions.

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During a year of extremes, carbon dioxide levels surge faster than ever: NOAA News Release [View all] NNadir Sep 2024 OP

Chernobyl and Fukushima happened. Envirogal Sep 2024 #1

Whether they're boogeymen depends on how seriously one is involved in numbers and understanding their meaning. NNadir Sep 2024 #2

Insult all you want Envirogal Sep 2024 #3

Thank you for your kind words. NNadir Sep 2024 #4

Nuclear waste, waste water, and poisoning waterways, oh my! Envirogal Sep 2024 #5

The Fukushima costs are not worth the risks of nuclear energy Envirogal Sep 2024 #6

NN found the thread progree Sep 2024 #7

The cost of uncontrolled CO2 emissions is the collapse of global human civilization NickB79 Sep 2024 #8

Nuclear plant building creates a LOT of CO2 Envirogal Sep 2024 #9