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Probably something to do with nuclear policy, public perception is a big blocker to replacing fossil fuels with nuclear as a cleaner baseline. The last 2 decad
by kingkongjaffa 5y ago
Probably something to do with nuclear policy, public perception is a big blocker to replacing fossil fuels with nuclear as a cleaner baseline.
The last 2 decades have seen a fall in large scale infrastructure projects as the will to “kick the can down the road” has only increased. This makes the environment for longer term building of things like nuclear plants, much less appealing.
The lack of will to do things on a medium term timeline is going to reduce how long our long term timeline will be.