The tides are different in different parts of the country. By up to two hours.
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OT: Swansea Tidal Lagoon rejected
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The EUSSR is on the point of collapse. Our departure will hasten it GOOD!
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Private Eye's comments have been on the links between the ownership of the sources of the rock and the companies which would construct the lagoon.
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Do you not realise we've had to wait 40 years, not 5 years, for a vote to get us out of what was a Common Market but has become a United States of Europe.
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Mark Shorrock is chief exec of Tidal Lagoon Power, and also a director of Shire Oak Quarries, who own Dean Quarry on the Lizard, allegedly.
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But surely the likes of you have the US as your ideal?
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Daily Express wannabe reporter?
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Ah, you mean like de Gaulle did way back when?
And he was quite right to do so, having figured out that it was only a few twerps like Grocer Heath and the Libs who were actually in favour.
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We've had this discussion before. Nothing's changed. You'd need to indicate where else one might have a scheme.
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Some United States.
No head of state. No common language. No common currency. No common army No common police force. No common legal system. No common anything, really.
Of course some rules and regs are agreed by all. No different from any type of club or association, etc, anywhere.
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Wot he sed
Intermittent Renewable energy is an expensive pice of virtue signalling. It contributes nothing physically useful to the grid
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They said that about joining the common market, too.
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No. We havent met have we?
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I dont separate them.
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You build at least three of them offset eight hours along the coast.
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Just like the juicy subsidies and feed-in-tarriffs, without which it is economically nonsense.
And then there are those wonderful 'consultancy' fees ...
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And where exactly would you find the same tidal range and the same geography '8 hours along the coast'?
More airy fairy hand wavy nonsense.
In short a typical 'green' response
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Well, I suspect the 'transition' period will be just that.
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And then his secret service told him what had been discovered in the North Sea, and how valuable it would be towards subsidising French farmers and rural businesses.
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So you want to build three power stations in order to get the output of one. Not very good at sums, are you.
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Quite simply, thanks to a combination of Green pressure, public fear and successive governments unwilling to invest in nuclear power, we didn't build any for decades. The people with the knowledge and the expertise to apply it are long retired. Future nuclear engineers are being trained, but it even with a concerted effort, it would be decades before we could design and build our own again.
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