> the solution is whatever we have that works today. As Germany showed the world, renewables are quite capable of doing the heavy lifting regarding a nation's

> the solution is whatever we have that works today. As Germany showed the world, renewables are quite capable of doing the heavy lifting regarding a nation's energy needs, particularly while phasing out nuclear. The Fukushima disaster is still fresh in our collective memory, as is the exclusion zone around the plant that is comprised of a 20km radius around the Fukushima plant. It's disingenuous to depict nuclear as a desirable option, of even an acceptable onr, given it's track record and very long-lasting consequences.