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[–] Carighan@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

That's pretty damn cool to hear.

I wish my country (Germany) hadn't crash-shutdown the nuclear power plants we still had after Fukushima and instead shut down the coal/gas ones but eh... at the time, I even agreed with them, but that was at a time when climate disasters were far less prominent on everyone's minds. That now renewables are starting to pull ahead in most things is amazing.

A big problem to solve now will be how to swap the majority of the world away from coal/gas.