>>And maybe most importantly, acknowledge that nuclear energy is far more expensive than other green energy options It is not really though when you factor in

>>And maybe most importantly, acknowledge that nuclear energy is far more expensive than other green energy options It is not really though when you factor in ALL of the costs of the main renewables (wind and solar), one of the big problems with both is the fact their output curves normally do not match demand curves every well, meaning when wind and solar are producing power, the demand for that power is at its lowest. Thus wind and solar can only be a viable replacement for Fossil fuel and nuclear if you add in methods of energy storage, so electricity can be stored when it being produced and then consumed when it is needed. Once you factor in this storage / demand problem the costs of wind and solar go through the roof