HAPPENING!! CHRIS WRIGHT ENERGY SECRETARY ANNOUNCES THE US WILL SWITCH TO COAL POWER! - /pol/ (#508488369) [Archived: 856 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: ifB27qG3United States
6/23/2025, 8:45:17 PM No.508488369
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THE UTTER STATE!
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Anonymous ID: Gf8RBTgdUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:46:09 PM No.508488474
>>508488369 (OP)
Beautiful Clean Niggercoal
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Anonymous ID: JKTP79OlUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:46:56 PM No.508488576
>>508488369 (OP)
coal is based and provides tons of jobs, based jobs too. get fucked cleantards
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Anonymous ID: tfHpP6kdUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:47:55 PM No.508488686
>>508488369 (OP)
The US is a bunch of coal burners
Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 8:48:22 PM No.508488738
>>508488369 (OP)
There really is no good substitute for coal. It's vastly more abundant than oil or gas and is much more stable in price.
Nuclear is good but takes forever to build and decomission and one nuke plant in the US costs over $10 billion nowadays.
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Anonymous ID: hJKVK8QHUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:49:03 PM No.508488819
Gotta keep burning the coal.
Anonymous ID: onpECmFzUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:50:41 PM No.508489005
>>508488576
>coal is based and provides tons of jobs, based jobs too.
Correct
>get fucked cleantards
They are clueless and are all paid by Rockefeller oil monopoly men.
Who don't want any real competition to their oil monopoly.
>REAL: like coal and nuclear
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Anonymous ID: 0CAw1rpQIsrael
6/23/2025, 8:51:33 PM No.508489098
White women already on that senpai
Anonymous ID: 89VonZ+UBrazil
6/23/2025, 8:52:12 PM No.508489181
Americans the coping machine
Anonymous ID: ifB27qG3United States
6/23/2025, 8:52:41 PM No.508489226
>>508489005
>>508488738
>>508488576
Found a song made just for you guys!
https://youtu.be/whdzP0GHuc4
Anonymous ID: EMb1m0uWUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:53:40 PM No.508489330
>>508488369 (OP)
DOE has already stated they are opening all forms of energy, including oil/gas, coal, nuclear and even solar and wind but they aren't paying those subsidies anymore.
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Anonymous ID: 6Y50iL52United States
6/23/2025, 8:57:35 PM No.508489824
But it’s the clean kind.
Anonymous ID: 9t3HOrLqPanama
6/23/2025, 8:58:15 PM No.508489907
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>“The train bore me away, through the monstrous scenery of slag-heaps, chimneys, piled scrap-iron, foul canals, paths of cindery mud criss-crossed by the prints of clogs. This was March, but the weather had been horribly cold and everywhere there were mounds of blackened snow. As we moved slowly through the outskirts of the town we passed row after row of little grey slum houses running at right angles to the embankment. At the back of one of the houses a young woman was kneeling on the stones, poking a stick up the leaden waste-pipe which ran from the sink inside and which I suppose was blocked. I had time to see everything about her—her sacking apron, her clumsy clogs, her arms reddened by the cold. She looked up as the train passed, and I was almost near enough to catch her eye. She had a round pale face, the usual exhausted face of the slum girl who is twenty-five and looks forty, thanks to miscarriages and drudgery; and it wore, for the second in which I saw it, the most desolate, hopeless expression I have ever-seen. It struck me then that we are mistaken when we say that ‘It isn’t the same for them as it would be for us,’ and that people bred in the slums can imagine nothing but the slums. For what I saw in her face was not the ignorant suffering of an animal. She knew well enough what was happening to her—understood as well as I did how dreadful a destiny it was to be kneeling there in the bitter cold, on the slimy stones of a slum backyard, poking a stick up a foul drain-pipe.”

Reminder that this is the world coal shills pine for.
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Anonymous ID: nZSJKvqKUnited Kingdom
6/23/2025, 8:58:45 PM No.508489967
>>508488369 (OP)
BUILT FOR BIG BLACK COAL
Anonymous ID: zpoC1d+7United States
6/23/2025, 8:59:18 PM No.508490034
>>508488576
as if other forms of power don't do the same
Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 8:59:39 PM No.508490071
>>508488369 (OP)
my state is one of the top coal producers and offered great benefits and pensions at the coal mines and coal plants. But now everything is natural gas that we import from Texas and all the plants are staffed by the gas company's employees from Texas and all the mines have shut down. My power bill went from around 80 dollars a month while on coal to around 200 dollars on natural gas. It's crazy. All the small towns that were held up by coal mines look like detroit now. The people saying "coal is bad for the environment" do not know what they are talking about. Mine reclamation and scrubbers make the pollution pretty much non-existent.
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Anonymous ID: NYPgL9JfUnited States
6/23/2025, 8:59:59 PM No.508490111
>>508489907
Yeah but jews want a war without sending oil to $200 which could send interest rates sky rocketing
Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 9:00:41 PM No.508490181
>>508488738
Nope. Nuclear is the better and cleaner but I have yet to hear of the coal plant melt down and make a county radioactive.
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Anonymous ID: RbjfLfmvCanada
6/23/2025, 9:01:07 PM No.508490246
>>508489907
Burn the coal, pay the toll
Anonymous ID: uPpvdhWuUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:01:22 PM No.508490274
>>508488369 (OP)
Rich right.
Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 9:01:58 PM No.508490350
>>508489907
LMAO. I live in coal county and it never looked like that. I will admit before scubbers, your auto paint wouldn't last long near the plant. But scrubbers make coal plants no worse than car engines.
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Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:02:39 PM No.508490424
>>508490071
>my state is one of the top coal producers and offered great benefits and pensions at the coal mines and coal plants. But now everything is natural gas that we import from Texas and all the plants are staffed by the gas company's employees from Texas and all the mines have shut down. My power bill went from around 80 dollars a month while on coal to around 200 dollars on natural gas. It's crazy. All the small towns that were held up by coal mines look like detroit now. The people saying "coal is bad for the environment" do not know what they are talking about. Mine reclamation and scrubbers make the pollution pretty much non-existent.
You are 100% right.
My power bills too also jumped a lot when the power company switched from coal to gas.
Gas is a scam.
Anonymous ID: Gf8RBTgdUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:03:15 PM No.508490503
>>508490181
Coal is actually slightly radioactive and the coal industry produces way more deaths than nuclear directly and indirectly, via pollution, mining accidents, etc. Coal is technically easy though, nuclear requires a non-kiked government and functioning society.
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Anonymous ID: 9t3HOrLqPanama
6/23/2025, 9:05:05 PM No.508490709
>>508490350
>>508490071
Scrubbers just transfer the sulphur to the water table. You’re still shitting up the Earth.

We’re a species that have harnessed the power of the atom but a significant proportion of us are convinced burning black rocks and goo is the pinnacle of sustainable power generation.
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Anonymous ID: JQitXy3XCanada
6/23/2025, 9:05:49 PM No.508490782
>>508490503
>and functioning society.
Certainly not any country that prioritizes DEI.
Anonymous ID: xCWVCN5UUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:07:17 PM No.508490919
>>508488369 (OP)
You WILL breathe the smog
Anonymous ID: 72aVYfpmUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:09:21 PM No.508491163
>>508488369 (OP)
Only douchebags use the word "buildout".
Anonymous ID: wlCbFBzGUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:12:51 PM No.508491539
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>>508488576
you are a stupid subhuman spic that lives in the southwest
Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 9:14:49 PM No.508491766
>>508490709
>Scrubbers just transfer the sulphur to the water table. You’re still shitting up the Earth.
Just say you don't know what you're talking about. The byproduct of the scubbers is synthetic gypsum that they sell to make drywall for houses and cement in concrete, idiot. the water evaporates from the gypsum. Nothing goes into the water table. I know because I live in coal country and half my family used to work at the mines and coal plant.

>We’re a species that have harnessed the power of the atom but a significant proportion of us are convinced burning black rocks and goo is the pinnacle of sustainable power generation.

Not too many people want to place nuclear reactors on the four major fault lines in the US. And coal is the best sustainable power generation that doesn't have the risks or nuclear.
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Anonymous ID: uO9AjU0eUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:17:06 PM No.508492021
>>508488369 (OP)
Burning coal is a time honoured american tradition after all
Anonymous ID: erHGikJvUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:17:22 PM No.508492059
I STAND against dirty pollutants
I am for a CLEAN future
I accept the PROVEN issue of climate change
Go to your local representative amd repeat with me
BURN THE COAL
PAY THE TOLL
Say it LOUD say it PROUD
At every rally let everyone around you know
If you BURN the coal you will PAY the toll!
Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 9:19:16 PM No.508492265
>>508490503
>Coal is actually slightly radioactive
stfu. So, is wood ash. It's just a byproduct of burning shit. it's not any more dangerous than having a cell phone next to your ear but you don't mind that.
>and the coal industry produces way more deaths than nuclear directly and indirectly
You mean coal, that used to have plants and mines everywhere have more injuries than that 3 nuclear reactors? Wow. At least when they do have injuries, you whole town isn't evacuated.
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Anonymous ID: rgmIUXd7United States
6/23/2025, 9:20:39 PM No.508492409
>>508488738
nuclear energy is a huge scam i highly recommend the muckraking journalist Greg Palast on this topic. billions and billions of taxpayer dollars going directly to corrupt energy consortia (typically directly linked to defense contractors, oil companies and the evil hybrids living at the intersection of those two satanic industries)
Anonymous ID: 9t3HOrLqPanama
6/23/2025, 9:21:37 PM No.508492512
>>508491766
The byproduct of scrubbers is acidic polluted washwater, nigger. All the toxic shit you get when you burn black goo is transfered to the water. Air pollution is swapped for water pollution. You’re still shitting up the planet.

Nuclear energy combined with solar, wind, tidal, and hydroelectric dams are the way forward towards sustainability.
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Anonymous ID: XHqVuEe1United States
6/23/2025, 9:24:25 PM No.508492812
>>508492512
>wind, tidal
STFU. You're either a retarded pajeet or a jew.
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Anonymous ID: qDog5sllUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:25:19 PM No.508492891
>>508488576
kill all west virginians
Anonymous ID: 1qOD5gDRUnited Kingdom
6/23/2025, 9:26:37 PM No.508493005
>>508488369 (OP)
....why?
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Jews Rape Kids ID: b0hiOiTsUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:27:13 PM No.508493070
>>508488369 (OP)
Wow trumps really bringing back the industrial revolution. I didn't know he was this serious about it.
Anonymous ID: Gf8RBTgdUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:27:34 PM No.508493105
>>508493005
Manufacturing requires energy, the cheapest the better
Anonymous ID: 4nrXxrhDCanada
6/23/2025, 9:27:42 PM No.508493113
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>>508488474
why did i find this funny. fuck you
Anonymous ID: GfB/5BmWUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:27:42 PM No.508493114
>>508488738
you have to be braindead to not be on nuclear train
Anonymous ID: XHcvNc5ECanada
6/23/2025, 9:27:59 PM No.508493149
>>508488369 (OP)
This is an unironically the absolute best way to lower prices, especially energy prices. It’s not great for the surrounding environment, but it will make things cheaper.
Anonymous ID: FR1PH2QOUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:28:44 PM No.508493225
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>>508488369 (OP)
White children yearn for the mines
Anonymous ID: 9t3HOrLqPanama
6/23/2025, 9:28:54 PM No.508493238
>>508492812
The pajeets and kikes are the only ones not developing wind or tidal power.
China is the largest growth sector on Earth for wind generation for a reason. The US keeps falling behind.
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Anonymous ID: uqUXp2ktUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:30:04 PM No.508493350
>>508489330
Considering he's literally a modular nuclear reactor guy, I get a feeling there will be a significant build out with nuclear in the immediate future. Pretty sure they new fuel and reactor tests just wrapped up at Idaho National Laboratory.
Anonymous ID: 3fQTYtlNSlovakia
6/23/2025, 9:31:30 PM No.508493495
>>508493238
Giving White technology to nonwhites was the second biggest mistake Whites committed.
Anonymous ID: /YSDYgFZUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:32:19 PM No.508493579
>>508488369 (OP)
Before these plants were shut down I paid average $30-45 a month for power back in the 90's.
When coal plants were turned off and Enron in the early 2000's our power cuts and transformer breakdowns were daily. Once had a $2 power bill.
TURN ON ALL POWER SOURCES AND BACK OFF SO I MAY CREATE ENERGY IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS!!!!
Anonymous ID: 5wfKQtdfUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:32:56 PM No.508493630
>>508490181
Coal power generation releases more radiation into the environment than nuclear does
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Anonymous ID: 9kPd/QWpUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:34:14 PM No.508493742
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>>508488369 (OP)
>using solar panels to make use of barren land no one wants to develop on is bad!
What even is their fucking problem with clean energy.
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Anonymous ID: 2ywiBHLiUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:34:58 PM No.508493812
>>508492265
>At least when they do have injuries, you whole town isn't evacuated.
Except for that one town that has a 1,000 year fire underneath it and everyone has evacuated.
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Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:35:34 PM No.508493867
>>508490503
Westerners are such weak pussies nowadays.
Yes, all technology produces pollution and has health effects. But overall, due to technology, we live longer and better than ever before. It's a good tradeoff.
If you get cancer at age 75 due to coal smoke, you're still doing better than the huge majority of humans ever did. So stop whining!
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Anonymous ID: We7d5j+CUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:36:48 PM No.508493981
>>508488369 (OP)
Burn the coal, pay the toll
Anonymous ID: 5wfKQtdfUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:36:58 PM No.508493996
>>508493742
It's not energy dense and it's intermittent based on the environmental situation.
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Sage ID: ZYB6xT2nUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:36:59 PM No.508493998
>>508488738
Coal releases incredible amounts of mercury, cadmium, and other heavy metals.
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Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:37:07 PM No.508494015
>>508493630
The dangers of radiation are overblown.
Look at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. They've been living long and good lives continuously since the bombs were dropped.
A little radiation is harmless.
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Anonymous ID: 22LLDiuO
6/23/2025, 9:38:03 PM No.508494123
>>508488369 (OP)

>We can't just buy it from Canada; That would make them prosper! Oil prices need to stay don't; Can't buy that from Canada either. We can't have a budget imbalance with Canada! We must save face! 51st state bitches or we'll nuke you too.
Anonymous ID: 8Ky+pSndUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:38:16 PM No.508494140
>>508493867
in the mean time, thousands of species have gone entirely extinct due to our "progress"

good job retards
Anonymous ID: 5wfKQtdfUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:38:30 PM No.508494165
>>508494015
I agree, but that kills the argument that coal is better than nuclear because of radiation
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Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:38:52 PM No.508494206
>>508493998
So?
Coal powered societies also industrialize and develop rapidly and the people enjoy mass produced, inexpensive goods and higher standards of living.
It's a tradeoff. Sure, try to contain the harmful chemicals, but they're still worth taking in exchange for the benefits of cheap energy.
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Anonymous ID: MxvvBvwuGreece
6/23/2025, 9:39:08 PM No.508494228
>>508493742
Solar is only good on a local level, otherwise it's inefficient as fuck, volatile and not exactly clean.
Anonymous ID: GfB/5BmWUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:39:19 PM No.508494253
>>508493812
> Except for that one town that has a 1,000 year fire underneath it and everyone has evacuated
yea all that “clean coal” i keep hearing about
Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:39:36 PM No.508494281
>>508494165
I never said coal is better than nuclear because of radiation. I said it's better because it's cheaper and easier.
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Anonymous ID: QAoXB50aUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:40:07 PM No.508494338
>>508490071
Are you in PA? I worked in the ABE area and it's sad what's happened to the area. Granted it was steel mills there but it seems like it sorta happened around the same time. The only thing that keeps the ABE area from being like detroit is its proximity to nyc/philly. Otherwise it'd be more destitute
Anonymous ID: GfB/5BmWUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:40:13 PM No.508494351
>>508494206
> industrialize and develop
we 1880s now? are you braindamaged?
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Anonymous ID: uJwM+j10United States
6/23/2025, 9:40:37 PM No.508494391
>>508488369 (OP)
I was pushing coal to replace everything years ago, we got a 10,000 year supply or some crazy number.
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Anonymous ID: i6w/B1vzUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:40:57 PM No.508494438
>>508493998
What is 15 dollars a month for filters that reduce that by 98%
Anonymous ID: 9kPd/QWpUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:41:13 PM No.508494471
>>508493996
If it adds MW to the electric grid, who gives a shit. The problem has always been lobbying preventing diversification of a critical system
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Anonymous ID: tRw4fSUOCanada
6/23/2025, 9:41:14 PM No.508494473
>>508488369 (OP)
Coalburners
Anonymous ID: HUT/dne4United States
6/23/2025, 9:41:16 PM No.508494476
>>508494351
Coal is good for initial development and for maintaining prosperity in advanced economies. Cheap, abundant, domestically sourced energy is the foundation of prosperity.
Anonymous ID: i6w/B1vzUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:41:49 PM No.508494533
>>508494391
10,000 year PROSPECTED supply
That doesn't account for how we just stopped looking at a certain point. Coal is ubiquitous on Earth.
Anonymous ID: QAoXB50aUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:41:57 PM No.508494545
>>508491766
>And coal is the best sustainable power generation that doesn't have the risks or nuclear.
Coal produces much more radiation, and that's normal operations fohr4yv2r coal plants
Anonymous ID: 5wfKQtdfUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:42:36 PM No.508494610
>>508494281
>I never said coal is better than nuclear because of radiation.
The original poster I was responding to did.
Anonymous ID: YaczVgefUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:42:48 PM No.508494624
>>508488369 (OP)
BEAUTIFUL CLEAN COAL. DRILL DRILL DRILL.
Anonymous ID: cHy35723United States
6/23/2025, 9:43:12 PM No.508494663
>>508488369 (OP)
We got 300 years of coal, why the fuck wouldn't we use it?
Anonymous ID: X0BWWPPGUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:44:09 PM No.508494769
That's retarded
Anonymous ID: 5wfKQtdfUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:44:17 PM No.508494783
>>508494471
Efficiency and opportunity cost. Why use renewables to add MW when there are better and cheaper ways to do it?
Anonymous ID: K1kPqsppUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:44:29 PM No.508494810
>>508488369 (OP)
Learn to Mine
Anonymous ID: IBZIV+6ZUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:44:34 PM No.508494816
>>508492512
Not my problem
Anonymous ID: 3ywnhN62United Kingdom
6/23/2025, 9:46:43 PM No.508495039
>>508488369 (OP)
Conservatives are fucking imbeciles
Anonymous ID: t1whKmG/United States
6/23/2025, 9:47:30 PM No.508495114
>>508488576
coal is clean you hank hill ass boomer
Anonymous ID: kc6OjBfJUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:48:54 PM No.508495263
>>508490071
Too bad trump wants to get rid of those too. Get cancer and die migatard
Anonymous ID: YwsJR6zqUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:49:37 PM No.508495340
>>508488369 (OP)
Too late. No one is going to build a coal plant, because the dems will get back into power.
Anonymous ID: 6HHgq9gkUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:50:47 PM No.508495465
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>>508488369 (OP)
fantastic. Michigan can reopen the mines on the east side of the state and get the niggers and white trash back to work
Anonymous ID: COPzrULQUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:53:14 PM No.508495699
>>508488369 (OP)
They also need to stop all the offshore wind bullshit, and scrap all the solar power stations.
Make Clean Coal Great Again!
Anonymous ID: COPzrULQUnited States
6/23/2025, 9:56:00 PM No.508495994
>>508493742
It doesn't work.
Solar? OOPS, clouds exist.
Wind? OOPS, storms and stillness exist.
Do you really want to trust your energy security to the fucking weather?
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Anonymous ID: 9t3HOrLqPanama
6/23/2025, 10:02:50 PM No.508496723
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>>508495994
Prevailing climatic conditions are stable. In some parts of the world they’re extremely stable and have been used by navigators for centuries.
Anonymous ID: ICj7tAfU
6/23/2025, 10:05:10 PM No.508496973
>>508488576
>based jobs too
I fucking love black lung.
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Anonymous ID: o946UTeMUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:05:48 PM No.508497036
>>508489005
>They are clueless and are all paid by Rockefeller oil monopoly men
Where's my check?
Anonymous ID: S7YdY3YAUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:06:25 PM No.508497092
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>>508488369 (OP)
>THE UTTER STATE!
Are you retards really bitching about more electricity being generated? Why is the strategy just to label everything good as something negative who is dumb enough to fall for that kind of psyop?

>no oxygen is bad for you goy Trump planted a tree the absolute state
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Anonymous ID: o946UTeMUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:10:00 PM No.508497452
>>508497092
We have plenty of power. I want them to lower the cost of solar so I go off the grid and make my own power. Right now it's not worth it. For the cost of installation it would take 20 years for it to pay for itself.
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Anonymous ID: Gf8RBTgdUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:15:01 PM No.508497979
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>>508497092
Trump was supposed to restore the defense industrial base not send white people back into literal coal mines, reddit miggers must either enlist or start digging
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Anonymous ID: S7YdY3YAUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:17:07 PM No.508498200
>>508497452
>We have plenty of power.
You're a lying bitch the cost of electricity has gone up since Obama and that's by design. If more electricity is produced then prices can go down. This will make home cooling cheaper, protect and expand job creation and lead to lower costs for businesses of all kinds that can be passed on as price savings to consumers.

>lower the cost of solar
You're a lying commie bitch at that. Billions have been pumped into solar scams from the American treasury because of grifting scum like you and the only winners were your jewish ass and red China.

>>508497979
Go choke on your avocado toast you shit sucking dingus meanwhile back in reality people all over coal country voted for precisely that.
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Anonymous ID: Gf8RBTgdUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:18:15 PM No.508498323
>>508498200
I'm not opposed to coal, it never should have been shuttered in the first place. But this orange nigger is fucking everything up.
Anonymous ID: pau/41LZGermany
6/23/2025, 10:18:41 PM No.508498379
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>>508497979
Anonymous ID: 56zhixJPIreland
6/23/2025, 10:18:51 PM No.508498398
Warren Buffet has invested billions in Berkshire Hathaway Energy which owns western utility PacifiCorp, which has a sizable fleet of coal power plants. Berkshire’s Burlington Northern railroad ships a lot of coal as well.
People were puzzled by his investments 15 years ago but it's obvious the green energy narrative is just a scam. Watch what people do not what they say. The retail investor was purposely drawn into green energy investments all of which bombed and provided just a means to scalp the idiots. Meanwhile the insiders put their money into oil and coal.
Its similar to what jewish art dealers do. They unload overpriced modern art crap onto the public and use the profits to buy up renaisance old masters and other stuff which is actually valuable
Anonymous ID: cEYUnzYhUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:20:05 PM No.508498515
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>>508488369 (OP)
better than having those awful, awful wind turbines all over the damn mid west and west, such eyesores and they are so destructive on the environment (cannot be recycled and have to be buried in huge open pits) and bird populations,
Anonymous ID: cEYUnzYhUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:22:30 PM No.508498731
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>>508496973
with strip mining techniques people don't even go underground anymore, it's all done by explosives and huge mostly robotic machines
Anonymous ID: M7SMIkiiUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:23:50 PM No.508498877
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>still not investing in nuclear because a few retarded russians did everything wrong one singular time in 1986
Anonymous ID: msG7H/+hUnited States
6/23/2025, 10:25:52 PM No.508499090
>>508488576
>provides tons of jobs
At peak coal production, in 2008, there were 80k coal miners in the US. Today, there are about 50k.