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it's the most expensive to build/operate and much safer than typically perceived. Accidents are spectacular and rare.

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[-] bouh@lemmy.world 4 points 2 years ago

With the climate change we need more than net neutral. Net neutral is plain bullshit, greenwashing for those who don't want to see the reality of the problem. We need to fully stop ejecting co2 in the atmosphere, full stop.

Hydrogen engines are much more promising. They could be ready by 2035.

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