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Cutting the ‘green crap’ has added £22bn to UK energy bills since 2015
(www.carbonbrief.org)
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My reply to them is: “Would you prefer to live next to a nuclear plant, or some turbines/solar fields?”
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@rimu@piefed.social @breadsmasher@lemmy.world I've lived next to both, and it makes no difference. Both are good neighbors. I won't live near coal power plants or oil refineries though.