Suzie Kent
@suziekent.bsky.social
In the town square, everyone knows your name.
Creative Arts Therapist in training. Inspired by open, sincere dialogue on almost any subject, but particularly the ones that matter.
Creative Arts Therapist in training. Inspired by open, sincere dialogue on almost any subject, but particularly the ones that matter.
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Stuff I voted for
Action on climate
Fed ICAC + truth in (political) adverts
Scientifically literate gov (yay!)
Funding for arts & science
Return of my ABC + objective journalism, and CSIRO and ABS
Insane stuff I didn't vote for
Huge defence budget + AUKUS
Stage 3 tax cuts (sorted)
Fossil fuels
Action on climate
Fed ICAC + truth in (political) adverts
Scientifically literate gov (yay!)
Funding for arts & science
Return of my ABC + objective journalism, and CSIRO and ABS
Insane stuff I didn't vote for
Huge defence budget + AUKUS
Stage 3 tax cuts (sorted)
Fossil fuels
January 1, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Stuff I voted for
Action on climate
Fed ICAC + truth in (political) adverts
Scientifically literate gov (yay!)
Funding for arts & science
Return of my ABC + objective journalism, and CSIRO and ABS
Insane stuff I didn't vote for
Huge defence budget + AUKUS
Stage 3 tax cuts (sorted)
Fossil fuels
Action on climate
Fed ICAC + truth in (political) adverts
Scientifically literate gov (yay!)
Funding for arts & science
Return of my ABC + objective journalism, and CSIRO and ABS
Insane stuff I didn't vote for
Huge defence budget + AUKUS
Stage 3 tax cuts (sorted)
Fossil fuels
Absolutely! In terms of the environmental legacy we are leaving future generations, this horrifies me.
December 8, 2024 at 12:56 AM
Absolutely! In terms of the environmental legacy we are leaving future generations, this horrifies me.
Thanks @legan1970.bsky.social that’s really helpful.
Do you know (roughly) how much hotter the steam released from nuclear is vs coal?
For the general public, understanding the relative differences between nuclear vs coal is really critical to cut through the data ‘noise’.
Do you know (roughly) how much hotter the steam released from nuclear is vs coal?
For the general public, understanding the relative differences between nuclear vs coal is really critical to cut through the data ‘noise’.
December 8, 2024 at 12:53 AM
Thanks @legan1970.bsky.social that’s really helpful.
Do you know (roughly) how much hotter the steam released from nuclear is vs coal?
For the general public, understanding the relative differences between nuclear vs coal is really critical to cut through the data ‘noise’.
Do you know (roughly) how much hotter the steam released from nuclear is vs coal?
For the general public, understanding the relative differences between nuclear vs coal is really critical to cut through the data ‘noise’.
Thanks @sdhamiltonvic.bsky.social that’s what I was wanting to understand.
So given the relatively same water requirements for nuclear or coal in the steam cycle, that 25% is the additional load required because the fuel source is uranium (?) instead of coal.
Really helpful, thanks.
So given the relatively same water requirements for nuclear or coal in the steam cycle, that 25% is the additional load required because the fuel source is uranium (?) instead of coal.
Really helpful, thanks.
December 8, 2024 at 12:48 AM
Thanks @sdhamiltonvic.bsky.social that’s what I was wanting to understand.
So given the relatively same water requirements for nuclear or coal in the steam cycle, that 25% is the additional load required because the fuel source is uranium (?) instead of coal.
Really helpful, thanks.
So given the relatively same water requirements for nuclear or coal in the steam cycle, that 25% is the additional load required because the fuel source is uranium (?) instead of coal.
Really helpful, thanks.
Thanks, that makes sense. So outside of the steam cycle, is there a significant difference in water use for cooling?
December 8, 2024 at 12:39 AM
Thanks, that makes sense. So outside of the steam cycle, is there a significant difference in water use for cooling?