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Is it true that coal is dinosaur poo?Leave them long enough and they might even turn into something valuable, like coal.
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Is it true that coal is dinosaur poo?Leave them long enough and they might even turn into something valuable, like coal.
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Yes. Alan Jones' pooh makes coal.Is it true that coal is dinosaur poo?
So the rumours are true? Does this mean lawsy really does piss gold?Yes. Alan Jones' pooh makes coal.
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Yep. Interconnecters are generally Direct Current running at hundreds of thousands of volts, and lose very little. China is planning cables that will sell power to Europe!Long hauling electricity is surprisingly efficient.
Let us all hope that the Chinese don't figure out non-fossil fuel energy sources! We can get back on the black sheep's back.Yep. Interconnecters are generally Direct Current running at hundreds of thousands of volts, and lose very little. China is planning cables that will sell power to Europe!
Suspect they're hedging their bets http://www.smh.com.au/business/mark...oil-than-anyone-realised-20160929-grrzeo.htmlLet us all hope that the Chinese don't figure out non-fossil fuel energy sources! We can get back on the black sheep's back.
That article is just pro Trump propaganda. China already has a wall.Suspect they're hedging their bets http://www.smh.com.au/business/mark...oil-than-anyone-realised-20160929-grrzeo.html
Yeah right. After energy - keep an eye out for their scrap metal supply chain and stockpiles.Let us all hope that the Chinese don't figure out non-fossil fuel energy sources! We can get back on the black sheep's back.
Well we have power back now (actually had it for a few days but it sounds better when you exaggerate) so I can offer some opinions...I just watched Q&A with Jay Weatherill (sp ?) He is pretty impressive IMO.
good communication skills, not condescending ... I didn't get a 'snake oil salesmen' vibe off him like I do with Baird and I somewhat like Baird. This is all based on one viewing, so pinch of salt aye.
I thought his approach to the nuclear storage thing is pretty level headed, with equal weight to, both economics and social considerations (including indigenous). I haven't followed this at all, but I thought his approach was very considered and moderate.
Overall, I thought he had SA at heart as opposed to self interest.
what do you South Aussies think of him?
You only have to look as far as Mongolia to see what's happening.Let us all hope that the Chinese don't figure out non-fossil fuel energy sources! We can get back on the black sheep's back.
Problem with radioactive waste is it stays radioactive for a long time. Are the nations that give it to us to store going to pay on an ongoing basis for us to store it?Well we have power back now (actually had it for a few days but it sounds better when you exaggerate) so I can offer some opinions...
He's not bad, but SA Labor have been in power for 9000 years now, and it shows. Tired and largely unimaginative, with horribly desperate GOOD NEWS stories trumpeted from the rooftops every time an Aldi opens with the promise of 80 new casual jobs. Their approach to nuclear storage is positive, but to my cynical mind points more to their sheer desperation to reverse our financial fortunes than anything. Or maybe I'm being unkind, IF they can nail down a way to transport it and store it effectively and safely and IF they can find countries who will be willing to pay the large sums of money to make it profitable then we may just yet turn coal into diamonds.
Otherwise this Government trumpets service industries as our saviour, conveniently forgetting that not everyone wants to work as a barista or in aged care. And Koutsantonis is a total dickhead.
However blame where blame is due, I will never forgive the Joe Hockey's incompetence (and I voted for the twats) in daring GM to shut down Holden. That's going to take a lot of already pretty downtrodden areas of SA and fuck them sideways.
I reckon that would've factored into the priceProblem with radioactive waste is it stays radioactive for a long time. Are the nations that give it to us to store going to pay on an ongoing basis for us to store it?
I'm not sure of the timeframes but I think it's 1000s of years in some circumstances. I don't think you could estimate that far out, and I don't think anyone would be prepared to pay that far out. That's where the problems are. The providers of the waste will only ever pay for part of the service that they require.I reckon that would've factored into the price
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Problem with radioactive waste is it stays radioactive for a long time. Are the nations that give it to us to store going to pay on an ongoing basis for us to store it?
In a lowest bidder wins world...that would be interesting. How do you figure ongoing cost fluctuations?I reckon that would've factored into the price
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Problem with radioactive waste is it stays radioactive for a long time. Are the nations that give it to us to store going to pay on an ongoing basis for us to store it?
I reckon that would've factored into the price
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I'm not sure of the timeframes but I think it's 1000s of years in some circumstances. I don't think you could estimate that far out, and I don't think anyone would be prepared to pay that far out. That's where the problems are. The providers of the waste will only ever pay for part of the service that they require.
You may be right, but govts seem pretty inept doing anything over the long term.
Don't forget we are one of the countries that gives it to them. The stuff we send out of a Australia is a low grade so I would imagine it not to be any good for bombs unless it gets further refined somewhere along the line. I can't see why they can't put it back into the void they removed it from in the first place but I suppose it comes down to multi million dollar companies like RIOTINTO having to spend money. I have seen some documentaries of late about Fukushima and Chernobyl and it didn't look too good from a radioactive perspective.In a lowest bidder wins world...that would be interesting. How do you figure ongoing cost fluctuations?
There is also a security issue with it. In the age of fear of terrorism, this would be an interesting consideration.