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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1408101)6/25/2023 8:54:59 PM
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Facts are a bitch adolf.

Wind Turbines Are Blowing In A Green Disaster That Is Just The Beginning

"Substantial increase in failure rates of wind turbine components"These turbines, along with every other type of green technology, represent the beginning of the desecration of planet earth. Imagine the consequences of millions of offshore and onshore wind turbines. Now add in billions of solar panels, billions of half ton battery modules, and the thousands of miles of necessary transmission lines. Meanwhile, offshore turbines are disorienting whales and dolphins causing many of them to beach themselves and die.

As I mentioned, wind turbines are unreliable and not worth the effort. In addition to the worn-out solar panels that will have to be buried, imagine the worn-out turbine blades and other equipment associated with turbines that will need to be disposed of. The landfills will need to be massive, not to mention the lakes required for waste slurries.

Last Thursday, Siemens Energy confirmed the unreliability of the wind turbines. It was then they announced that they will be conducting a technical review of its wind turbines which could have faulty components.

Government continues to pump sunshine up American citizens asses and money into their own and selected other’s pockets, the green energy Ponzi scheme marches onOn the same call, Christian Bruch, President, and CEO of Siemen Energy said:

“The fact that we have identified more quality problems marks a significant setback for us. These quality problems go beyond what we were previously aware of, and they are directly linked to selective components at a few but important suppliers. At this point in time, we believe that the costs are likely to be in excess of one billion euros.”
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