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Why was Didcot "A" Power Station Demolished a Columnist Asks?

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The demolition of Didcot "A" power station removed about 1.44 GigaWatts of generation. So why was it demolished when China is building many new coal fired power stations? Couldn't it have been made to operate in a cleaner way by filtering emissions etc?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7567013/PETER-HITCHENS-Ill-tell-truth-fanatics-Extinction-Rebellion.html


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    Indeed, and what do the media prompt the viewers and listeners to think as soon as they broadcast news of a river raging through a town centre after a storm?

    "Ah! That'll be due to climate change!".

    Never mind the fact that former green field sites have been concreted over, many on natural flood plains - to provide out of town shopping centres, new housing estates et al!

    Just WHERE ELSE do they expect excess ground water to go?

    But then again, facts such as these do not suit the present narrative do they?.
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    Indeed, and what do the media prompt the viewers and listeners to think as soon as they broadcast news of a river raging through a town centre after a storm?

    "Ah! That'll be due to climate change!".

    Never mind the fact that former green field sites have been concreted over, many on natural flood plains - to provide out of town shopping centres, new housing estates et al!

    Just WHERE ELSE do they expect excess ground water to go?

    But then again, facts such as these do not suit the present narrative do they?.
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