History has shown that nuclear is politically brittle. It has to come from the top, with government support. And with left-leaning parties opposed on environmen

History has shown that nuclear is politically brittle. It has to come from the top, with government support. And with left-leaning parties opposed on environmental boogeymen grounds, and right-leaning parties uninterested because it competes with their god-given oil money, you’re left with a very tough political knife’s edge to walk on. And so solar, wind, and hydroelectric need to bring the future. Oh hey have you seen that environmental groups financed by oil money are against power lines to connect the eastern seaboard with the Quebec grid composed of 98% hydroelectric power?