Germany will shut down all power plants until 2022
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12745899
One more time Germans lead the way.Do you see that happening in our part of the world soon?
Views: 3
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Mademoiselle YayYayYay! on -
No offense, but China is not my part of the world. :p
To answer your question, no.
-
Permalink Reply by Cortomaltese on -
Which is your part of the world? Alaska? :P
-
Permalink Reply by Mademoiselle YayYayYay! on
-
I'm closer to Germany. But definitely not China. I don't belong here... (oh, reminds me of a song...)
-
Permalink Reply by EK on -
Not my part of the world either, but well done Germany.
We don't need to worry about powerplants in my part of the world.
Haven't read why, will do so later, but it is commendable, as for "once again Germany leads the way", i wouldn't be too sure about that!
-
Permalink Reply by Zen on my back on -
In Italy, all Nuclear power plants had been shut down way back in 1987 after the Cernobyl disaster. The government in charge tried to resume the issue, but after Japan everything has been put on an indefinite hold.
-
Permalink Reply by Mysterion on -
I don't see how this is leading the way. Leading the way would be innovating safer nuclear technology, not giving up entirely. Unless they replace it with Space Based Solar, I remain unimpressed.
-
Permalink Reply by Wandering Cat on
-
What do French think of their nuclear power stations now?
I had been working as an external auditor for Daya Bay Nuclear Power Co. years ago. People there told me that it is safer than other industry because they have many experts and best facilities and put much effort to ensure safety. Even they said so, I still feel discomfort.
-
Permalink Reply by Mademoiselle YayYayYay! on
-
The French do what they usually do: they complain a lot but don't really do anything to change the situation.
© 2013 Created by Asia Stuff Media.
