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Power, control and symbolic masculinity: How Freud might diagnose the pro nuclear lobby
How would Freud diagnose the pro-nuclear and anti-renewable lobbies? Do not be surprised if it involves phallic symbols and nostalgic idealisation. Plus, a musical assessment.
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Solar swing state: From nearly too much grid demand to warnings of not enough in less than a day
In less than 24 hours Victoria went from having record demand to warnings of having too little. No wonder the likes of Tesla are warning that its grid is no place for nuclear.
Tesla says Dutton’s nuclear plan will result in “severe” curtailment of household rooftop solar
Tesla says Dutton’s nuclear plan would result in “severe” curtailment of household rooftop PV, and argues there is little room for any “baseload” on Australia’s main grids.
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Power, control and symbolic masculinity: How Freud might diagnose the pro nuclear lobby
How would Freud diagnose the pro-nuclear and anti-renewable lobbies? Do not be surprised if it involves phallic symbols and nostalgic idealisation. Plus, a musical assessment.
Solar swing state: From nearly too much grid demand to warnings of not enough in less than a day
In less than 24 hours Victoria went from having record demand to warnings of having too little. No wonder the likes of Tesla are warning that its grid is no place for nuclear.Tesla says Dutton’s nuclear plan will result in “severe” curtailment of household rooftop solar
Tesla says Dutton’s nuclear plan would result in “severe” curtailment of household rooftop PV, and argues there is little room for any “baseload” on Australia’s main grids.
The Coalition’s master plan: Bring large scale wind, solar and battery storage installations to a halt
The Coalition nuclear plan would largely bring investment in large scale renewables and storage to a halt, and result in household solar being switched off on a near daily basis.
Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan: Mad, bad, and extremely dangerous
It might seem weirdly appropriate that Peter Dutton should release his nuclear power policy costings on Friday the 13th. But that would be to downplay the sheer lunacy, rank dishonesty, and clear danger of his energy plans.
Frontier Economics and its “house of cards” case for nuclear
Frontier’s arguments hold no more water than any other nuclear advocate, and their assumptions are built on a house of cards.
