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[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

@OliverS63774677 In addition, their losses will be most likely NOT due to them, but rather, due to High-Developped countries like ours :(

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

This is crazy, but true unfortunately :(

[Steph Proctor @ProctorSteph]

Though Fukushima didn't cause any immediate deaths and a relatively low number of indirect deaths, the environmental impact was disastrous! Nine years later and the plant continues to contaminate groundwater (over 1million tonnes as of 2019)! #Lesson8
https://t.co/dT9tne0WqM

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

One wedge we can do, humans, in order to reduce Carbon emission is to use more nuclear energy.

I would never have said that before haha!
#Lesson12

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

It is amazinglly strightening to see how human activities due to Carbon emission from Fossil fuels are affecting negativelly the future of our planet #Lesson12

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Let's Trump watch #Lesson11.

Maybe he'll change his mind about #CLimateChange

haha

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Human definitaly has a real impact on climate change... compared to the natural trend of Earth temperature increase

#Lesson11 #ClimateChange

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

@SophiaSilla As opposed to you, I am a real control freak on the lights at my house haha

Don't waste energy ;)

[Just Energy @LCherbaka]

Washers operate most efficiently when they’re full, but don't overloaded since you can damage the appliance #lesson9 #phys273

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Incredible agian how Coal, oil, and natural gas are pointed out in the pollution .. But nuclear wastes were not really looked at in #Lesson10
#NuclearEnergy , #Coal, #Oil, #NaturalGas

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

@chittick_r It is sad to know the true.
There always will be people using magnificiant thing to thread World :(

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

@soumyaponnam @velupallai Indeed, and it is safer thn we could have thought of :)

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

@revcafenta Yes... it will triple from today to 2024 :)

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Indeed. I think the same

[Badr Albanyan @AlbanyanBadr]

Tidal power has a very low environmental impact. It would be very useful if the site requirements weren't so difficult. #lesson7 #tidalpower

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Finally a good thing about new products.
Appilances are made more efficient nowadays to save money on energy use :)
But their lifespan is not as good as the old ones :(

#Lesson9

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

U-238 is a good way to effectively use what we have on hand.
This is pure engineering mind who thought about that. We were indeed using the 1% U236 of the Uranium ore to produce energy while we had 99% U238 available to use.
Ouff, engineers were there to solve this #NuclearFuture

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Energy through Nuclear Fusion will change the world.
This will have all the benefits of Nuclear Fission without the adverse effects of it. Indeed, #NuclearFusion releases less radiation produced, less radioactive waste, and it is highly dense (30ml of Fusion fuel=270000L of gas)!

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

#NuclearEnergy.
This energy was of non sense before #Lesson8. Now, I realize, that it is not that bad actually.
0.07% deaths versus about 30% for coal!!

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Biomass:
Through fermentation of plant glucose, you can get Ethanol.

Wonder if with a little more reseach we could get other alcohol as well from it ;p
#Lesson7 #Biomass

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

Hydrogen... I did not know that it was a carrier (and not a source) for energy.

#Hydrogen

[dorothee therrien @dorotheetherri1]

#Lessons7
Tidal power should be more used!
I think it can be very valuable if we forced ourselves to implement it :)
#TidalPower