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Stop burning trees! Go for nuclear and gas to go green
« on: November 06, 2021, 06:00:11 pm »
Stop burning trees! Go for nuclear and gas to go green
Friday 5th November 2021
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London, 5 November – Net Zero Watch today is calling on Boris Johnson to stop the obscene burning of millions of trees in British power stations and adopt a gas and nuclear strategy already gaining pace in Europe and other parts of the world.

 The burning of trees in British power stations such as Drax, which consumes 7 million tonnes of pellets (25 million trees equivalent) per year has been revealed today as a worse carbon dioxide emitter than the coal which it replaced, as well as costing consumers £800 million a year in subsidy.

A ground-breading investigation by the Daily Telegraph in Latvia, where Drax sources some of its trees, has confirmed what experts have long argued, that the biomass industry’s claims of long-term replanting of trees are extremely doubtful, meaning that the higher-than-coal emissions of biomass are not offset, as well as making a mockery of the Prime Minister’s COP26 flagship promise to tackle global deforestation.

https://www.netzerowatch.com/stop-burning-trees-go-for-nuclear-and-gas-to-go-green/

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Re: Stop burning trees! Go for nuclear and gas to go green
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2021, 06:32:51 pm »
Does this include California, Oregon, and British Columbia? How about using the wood for fuel instead of just having 10,000 acre bonfires? It would be nice to have clear skies in the Dakotas in the Summer. All the oil and Gas production here doesn't affect our atmosphere here like those wildfires there.
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