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Environment & Energy

ancianita

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7. Thank you for all the information, your energy outlook, and your wise words.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #6)

Tue Sep 24, 2024, 08:28 AM

Sep 2024

Folks need to bookmark this for future reference. Too much important DU information is not bookmarked, then is too often forgotten and has to be re-learned when these topics resurface on the main page.

Hopefully we'll build collective human capacity here to better deal with questions that affect future humans.

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AI is eating the planet. Enormous electrical and cooling demands. [View all] usonian Sep 2024 OP

And then the gas runs out . . . Aussie105 Sep 2024 #1

A comment on the Sierra Club "data." NNadir Sep 2024 #2

Thanks for the history. ancianita Sep 2024 #3

I have been fairly prolific here detailing the material and thermodynamic costs of batteries. They are not... NNadir Sep 2024 #4

Thank you for this. To one of your points, we are paying the price for compute power, and killing ourselves, indeed. ancianita Sep 2024 #5

To my mind, restoring old reactors and building new ones is connected with the unintended consequences of fossil fuels. NNadir Sep 2024 #6

Thank you for all the information, your energy outlook, and your wise words. ancianita Sep 2024 #7