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2023-09-30 12:30:29 UTC

@npub1fe8…ulxc
I live in France where we set the bar pretty high some decades ago.
The point being if we value a small footprint on the biome, there will always be mining or concrete involved so in the long run we should aim for nuclear power or even denser.
In the meantime energy efficiency and because we will need electricity anyway intermitent space intensive "renewables" will do.

2023-09-16 09:26:22 UTC

@npub1fe8…ulxc
I'd go with nuclear energy is part of the solution. 1kWh is cheaper in land usage, sand ( because less concrete per kWh ), comparable CO2 emmissions to renewables.
The smaller land footprint means more room for the biosphere, less CO2 impacts climate change and acidification positively. And it is an industry that took care of it's waste for decades.
Civilisation should try to minimize it's energy consumption too. But need some power anyway. Why not choose a low impact way to get it?