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NNadir

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5. I stand by my definition while recognizing that antinukes reject it. I'm what one calls, an "environmentalist" of...

Reply to txwhitedove (Reply #4)

Wed Aug 27, 2025, 10:56 AM

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...the John Muir type, who fought against the industrialization of putatively "useless" land.

I'm not about to apologize for as much.

Lots of "useless" land is burning all over the planet.

I think that tragic.

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Wow! We're saved! The British have introduced recyclable wind turbine blades!!! I learned about it right here at DU. [View all] NNadir Wednesday OP

Thanks for the laugh! -misanthroptimist Wednesday #1

Interesting about the recyclable turbine blades, especially since we have lovely wind farms here txwhitedove Wednesday #2

Well, you got your wish didn't you? Nuclear energy didn't save you although what you call "bare land..." NNadir Wednesday #3

West Texas is a a lot of relatively flat bare ass land. Definitely not a wilderness. I was glad to see txwhitedove Wednesday #4

I stand by my definition while recognizing that antinukes reject it. I'm what one calls, an "environmentalist" of... NNadir Wednesday #5

Good grief. The tragedy was MAN who stripped the native buffalo grass to plant wheat and txwhitedove Wednesday #6

Good Grief! Even the generally antinuke NRDC has concerns about wind energy development in Texas. NNadir Wednesday #7

Now we can pretend to recycle wind turbines just as we pretend to recycle plastic packaging. hunter Wednesday #8

Sounds like a plan. The label will make everyone feel real "green" I'm sure. NNadir Wednesday #9