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Climate change impact has hurt F1βs image in Germany, says Hulkenberg
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Oh what a sursprise that a country who has no final storage for nuclear waste decided not to produce more nuclear waste instead of just putting it somewhere and hoping the barrels will not leak again.
The mistake was not closint down uneconomical and toxic nuclear power plants. The mistake happened years before. It was selling out our solar tech to China
Nuclear waste is not the reason they're closing, it's purely political. You could fit all of the high-level waste Germany's ever generated on a football field, and be able to walk around without any protection, getting less radiation dose than in an airplane. Let's not spread disinformation.
@Claidheamh @Draedron wrong.
Currently in storage is 130k cubic meters of radioactive waste. Stop with the fake news propaganda.
Did you reply to the wrong person?
@Claidheamh I have no idea. Sorry. Mastodon is new to me