SGU Episode 851 - Revision history

Hearmepurr: episode done

2024-01-21T09:25:41Z

episode done

Xanderox: removed w/ links

2023-10-22T18:48:08Z

removed w/ links

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Xanderox: co2 template

2023-03-30T22:49:40Z

co2 template

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	=== Email #1: Peak Uranium ===		=== Email #1: Peak Uranium ===

	'''S:''' We're going to do an email this week. This one comes from Jonathan Olson. He writes, Recently, the Swedish prime minister said it won't push for including nuclear power as part of the green taxonomy in the EU. Premature shutdown of yet another reactor and of 2020 combined with crazy high energy prices made an oil plant such south of Stockholm go online burning 140,000 liters of oil per hour. To me, nuclear energy has long been an obvious medium to long term necessity in reducing emissions of ~~CO2~~ and the Swedish rejection of it is irrational beyond belief. Not only conserving existing reactors, but expanding them too has been my opinion for some time now. However, a new argument I had not previously considered popped up in a Twitter Twitter debate. It's related to peak uranium and the non renewableness of uranium. For instance, in this rather old article, it is claimed that uranium supply with current consumption would likely only last for around 100 years. They argue, for instance, that covering the world's energy consumption, which at that time was estimated at 15 terawatts, would require 15,000 reactors depleting all available uranium within five years. Granted, this is a straw man since virtually no one is actually arguing for replacing all energy production with nuclear. However, I think it still begs the question, how much can we really expect nuclear energy to be considered even a stopgap solution in the combat against climate change?		'''S:''' We're going to do an email this week. This one comes from Jonathan Olson. He writes, Recently, the Swedish prime minister said it won't push for including nuclear power as part of the green taxonomy in the EU. Premature shutdown of yet another reactor and of 2020 combined with crazy high energy prices made an oil plant such south of Stockholm go online burning 140,000 liters of oil per hour. To me, nuclear energy has long been an obvious medium to long term necessity in reducing emissions of {{co2}} and the Swedish rejection of it is irrational beyond belief. Not only conserving existing reactors, but expanding them too has been my opinion for some time now. However, a new argument I had not previously considered popped up in a Twitter Twitter debate. It's related to peak uranium and the non renewableness of uranium. For instance, in this rather old article, it is claimed that uranium supply with current consumption would likely only last for around 100 years. They argue, for instance, that covering the world's energy consumption, which at that time was estimated at 15 terawatts, would require 15,000 reactors depleting all available uranium within five years. Granted, this is a straw man since virtually no one is actually arguing for replacing all energy production with nuclear. However, I think it still begs the question, how much can we really expect nuclear energy to be considered even a stopgap solution in the combat against climate change?

	4523.20 4549.28 '''S:''' Is considerable expansion for global reactors feasible in light of available uranium? So I don't know if you guys remember, we've nibbled away at this question in previous episodes, but it's good to just directly answer this specific question. Is there enough uranium for nuclear power to be a significant medium term stopgap energy source until we get more renewable long term options?		4523.20 4549.28 '''S:''' Is considerable expansion for global reactors feasible in light of available uranium? So I don't know if you guys remember, we've nibbled away at this question in previous episodes, but it's good to just directly answer this specific question. Is there enough uranium for nuclear power to be a significant medium term stopgap energy source until we get more renewable long term options?
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	4968.48 4970.68 '''C:''' I was going to say stop drilling, but oh, stop, stop coal.		4968.48 4970.68 '''C:''' I was going to say stop drilling, but oh, stop, stop coal.

	4970.68 4980.40 '''S:''' Yeah, coal is the worst. It's like 90% of the ~~CO2~~, 90%. We have to get rid of coal as soon as- Isn't China building new coal plants?		4970.68 4980.40 '''S:''' Yeah, coal is the worst. It's like 90% of the {{co2}}, 90%. We have to get rid of coal as soon as- Isn't China building new coal plants?

	4980.40 4990.44 '''S:''' Yes, they are. We've got to get rid of coal as soon as possible. And the quickest way to get rid of coal is to replace them with, with no, with natural gas.		4980.40 4990.44 '''S:''' Yes, they are. We've got to get rid of coal as soon as possible. And the quickest way to get rid of coal is to replace them with, with no, with natural gas.
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	5027.92 5030.60 '''B:''' Yeah, the rest of them are like rounding errors.		5027.92 5030.60 '''B:''' Yeah, the rest of them are like rounding errors.

	5030.60 5045.28 '''S:''' But coal is just bad. Like there's just, it just is the responsible for the most ~~CO2~~ output in the energy sector. It really, you know, that, that has got a, that's like the big emergency, just getting off coal as fast as we can.		5030.60 5045.28 '''S:''' But coal is just bad. Like there's just, it just is the responsible for the most {{co2}} output in the energy sector. It really, you know, that, that has got a, that's like the big emergency, just getting off coal as fast as we can.

	5045.28 5047.80 '''C:''' In California, it's only 3% of our energy.		5045.28 5047.80 '''C:''' In California, it's only 3% of our energy.

Xanderox: Adding hidden icon image

2023-02-06T18:43:26Z

Adding hidden icon image

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Xanderox: better skeleton format for icky icon

2023-01-01T05:00:32Z

better skeleton format for icky icon

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Ralsettem: Ai Transcription with speaker dilazeration added

2022-11-17T14:55:24Z

Ai Transcription with speaker dilazeration added

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Xanderox: added caption, markup trims

2022-08-07T03:56:01Z

added caption, markup trims

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	* [https://www.timesofisrael.com/woman-dies-in-apparent-exorcism-sheikh-doctor-and-husband-arrested/ Woman dies in apparent exorcism; sheikh, doctor and husband arrested]<ref>[https://www.timesofisrael.com/woman-dies-in-apparent-exorcism-sheikh-doctor-and-husband-arrested/ The Times of Israel: Woman dies in apparent exorcism; sheikh, doctor and husband arrested]</ref>		* [https://www.timesofisrael.com/woman-dies-in-apparent-exorcism-sheikh-doctor-and-husband-arrested/ Woman dies in apparent exorcism; sheikh, doctor and husband arrested]<ref>[https://www.timesofisrael.com/woman-dies-in-apparent-exorcism-sheikh-doctor-and-husband-arrested/ The Times of Israel: Woman dies in apparent exorcism; sheikh, doctor and husband arrested]</ref>

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	=== Email #1: Peak Uranium ===		=== Email #1: Peak Uranium ===

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Xanderox: /* What’s the Word? (15:43) */ added anchor, redirect created

2022-08-07T03:25:54Z

What’s the Word? (15:43): added anchor, redirect created

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Xanderox: /* Who's That Noisy? (1:08:55) */ small additions

2021-11-04T14:57:09Z

Who's That Noisy? (1:08:55): small additions

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	=== New Noisy <small>(1:12:46)</small> ===		=== New Noisy <small>(1:12:46)</small> ===
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	{{wtnAnswer\|~~NNNN~~\|~~short_text_from_transcript~~}} <!-- ~~"NNNN" is the episode number of the next WTN segment~~ and ~~"short_text_from_transcript" is the portion of this transcript that will transclude a link to that future WTN segment,~~ with ~~the Hidden Answer template at the beginning of the section. -->~~		'''J:''' Alright, guys, I have a new Noisy for this week. This was sent in by a listener named Robert House—

			'''E:''' —Doctor House?

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	== Announcements <small>(1:13:19)</small> ==		== Announcements <small>(1:13:19)</small> ==

Xanderox: lots of progress on behind the scenes stuff

2021-11-04T04:06:09Z

lots of progress on behind the scenes stuff

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