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Nihil Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Apr-03-09 05:18 AM
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3. I'd support that and meet you more than half way ...
Get the 14 core wedges and I'd be happy to drop the 1/2 wedge of nuclear.

If you get the geothermal, soils/biochar "additional wedges" then I'd
go along with the 1/2 wedge of biofuels to keep the 1/2 wedge of next
generation (presumably cleaner/more acceptable) nuclear.

Please don't try for a wedge of coal though and put the money wasted
on "CCS" con-tricks to better use in one of the other wedges instead.

Mind you, this is me in optimistic mood and thinking that 350-450ppm
stabilisation is achievable rather than just waffle to cover up the
ongoing situation while maximising the profits of polluters.
:hi:
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