That's right
>>17039728
The world's known conventional uranium reserves will last for about 90 years based on current consumption rates in traditional reactors.Buildings, concert, 80-100years. Hence, you are disposable. I jumped into high-rise people in the US future, and had fights with neighbours with lived with low social standards.
>>17039734>known
>>17039734"known". If we stop searching for more deposits, sure we'd run out in 90 years. If demand rises because nuclear power expands, then more exploration and new mines would become important. That also doesn't take into account improvements in Nuclear tech like better energy extraction and recycling.
>>17039728Nuclear is accurateGeothermal is accurateHydroelectric goes in C tierSolar is accurate, but I could put it in C tier if I was in a bad modWind goes in B tierFossil Fuel is C tierWould you consider "recycled" plastic combustion and landfill methane combustion fossil fuel, or something else? If it's fossil fuel, I'd bump it to B tier, but if not I'd put the new thing in B tier.
>>17039734>reserveis a special word in mining. You have to find the ore, map it out, and PROVE it is economical to mine, before you can call it a "reserve"
would this be chill or nah
>>17039728>buy solar panel>put on roof>free energy each dayJust need a battery system tho. >build a water tower in backyard (excess energy from solar pumps water up high during free energy -> drain during low energy/night -> repeat)
>>17039728>no cow powerI dont understand, you get milk, burger, and sexhaving for the low price of hay.
>>17039797Solar is great if it's an ideal scenario and the dozens of necessary factors all line up for it to be viable. The reason it sucks is because it has so many deficiencies that other forms of energy don't need to deal with. A coal power plant doesn't care if it snows for a week.
Fusion is part of nuclear? if yes then nuclear should be SS tier, in theory its all we need until the heat death of the universe
Fraud or not?
>>17039728All of these require fossil fuels.
>>17039728you're a tardo when the one thing you put at the top of the list runs out far sooner than the others
>>17039728hydroelectric dams are environmentally disastrous
i'll also add that only so many rivers are suitable for hydro, and virtually all of them have been dammed at this point
>>17041564*damned