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  Just make sure you drink the water from them, then pee on a compost pile
context: Heavy rains boosted hydro production, which supplied 51% of total consumption in January, while wind made up 28% and solar 4%.  
  As a result, the production of electricity through gas power plants fell 64% in the same month.
  
  A huge middle finger to Putin and his fossil-fuel-funded invasion. Great job Portugal! >
  
  I mean cool, but clearly with what you quoted here, this is temporary due to increased rains. We need a more sustainable source. Having more wind or solar farms are necessary to make meaningful gains against non renewables. Hopefully, there will be some large investments in those as well as nuclear energy to remove Russia and oil from their positions of power. >
  
  oil and coal are temporary >
  
  It’s temporary in 2 ways, we proceed with better sources of energy, or we run out. I would much rather go with the former. Meaningful change can only happen if it is backed at all levels. >
  
  = Mission impossible >
  
  and 85% of South Australia's electricity was from wind and solar for the month of December in 2022. >
  
  Impressive, 1 step closer to a cleaner and sustainable future. >
  
  Caralho >
  
  That makes me feel much better about having to have 2 dehumidifiers running 24/7