I thought of you as soon as I saw this meeting , knowing you'd appreciate it. What I see are all the players acting together because they know that's the proper approach. Now that Russia has again turned its energies to the development of Siberia, its Arctic regions and the Far East, it doesn't want to make the same mistakes in development its Soviet predecessors made in neglecting the environment in the process as prevention costs far less than the cure for remedying ecological hazards. So, the attitude is very different and most welcomed.
she looks her age to me! interesting story about the bear with its tongue stuck in the cream jar.. glad they helped them out.. i was interested in in the idea of dealing with hazardous waste.. no mention of nuclear waste though... i guess that is a tough nut to crack.. thanks karl..
Rosatom's now repurposing waste into fuel for its newest reactors as they have completed the fuel cycle, meaning no more nuclear waste disposal problems.
thanks karl... i really hope that is true and others can benefit from the work they have done in this area... i am thinking what a blight on the planet the alberta tar sands are and how none of that is being challenged ecologically..
true, but their logic is if the price of oil goes over a certain price point, they will make it work... i don't think like a kleptomaniac, but it helps to know how they think..
You can't extract what's not extractable no matter how much printed fiat you have--the fiat cannot substitute for water or gas. I read the studies back in the oughts when I was invested in Canadian Royal Trusts as to what was possible and the situation hasn't changed since then aside from those resources being further depleted.
Very interesting. I find the idea of a “bear patrol “ extremely interesting. It certainly is something I would have liked to explore when younger. That was one of my favorite interviews. Thank you much for posting it.
There was a video I watched last year about co-existing with the polar bears on the Yamal peninsula, which is one of Russia's main gas producing regions. This isn't the one, but it relates to the topic, and I'm sure you and others will enjoy it. https://rtd.rt.com/films/freed-to-be-wild/
What a wonderful post!. Svetlana Radionova is a national hero!
I thought of you as soon as I saw this meeting , knowing you'd appreciate it. What I see are all the players acting together because they know that's the proper approach. Now that Russia has again turned its energies to the development of Siberia, its Arctic regions and the Far East, it doesn't want to make the same mistakes in development its Soviet predecessors made in neglecting the environment in the process as prevention costs far less than the cure for remedying ecological hazards. So, the attitude is very different and most welcomed.
I like how she made fun of the ESG $hit here in the West... he, he! :)
she looks her age to me! interesting story about the bear with its tongue stuck in the cream jar.. glad they helped them out.. i was interested in in the idea of dealing with hazardous waste.. no mention of nuclear waste though... i guess that is a tough nut to crack.. thanks karl..
Rosatom's now repurposing waste into fuel for its newest reactors as they have completed the fuel cycle, meaning no more nuclear waste disposal problems.
thanks karl... i really hope that is true and others can benefit from the work they have done in this area... i am thinking what a blight on the planet the alberta tar sands are and how none of that is being challenged ecologically..
The one positive about the bitumen mining is that there aren't enough resources to fully mine it all as it will take far more water and gas to do so.
true, but their logic is if the price of oil goes over a certain price point, they will make it work... i don't think like a kleptomaniac, but it helps to know how they think..
You can't extract what's not extractable no matter how much printed fiat you have--the fiat cannot substitute for water or gas. I read the studies back in the oughts when I was invested in Canadian Royal Trusts as to what was possible and the situation hasn't changed since then aside from those resources being further depleted.
Very interesting. I find the idea of a “bear patrol “ extremely interesting. It certainly is something I would have liked to explore when younger. That was one of my favorite interviews. Thank you much for posting it.
There was a video I watched last year about co-existing with the polar bears on the Yamal peninsula, which is one of Russia's main gas producing regions. This isn't the one, but it relates to the topic, and I'm sure you and others will enjoy it. https://rtd.rt.com/films/freed-to-be-wild/