In the French version of the same party (EELV), as well as in at least one of its main "coalition" partner (LFI). In the left-wing press in general (Liberation

In the French version of the same party (EELV), as well as in at least one of its main "coalition" partner (LFI). In the left-wing press in general (Liberation, Le Monde and Le Canard Enchaîné are _patently_ antinuke). In the minds of french people, also, who are very ambivalent about the topic (as measured by... The nuclear industry itself [1]) In regular demonstrations against the Bure waste disposal project, and In general snarkiness about the nuclear plants producing exactly as much current during maintenance as solar panels during the night. Now, to be fair, this split is more 30% against, 30% for, and 30 % "does not care and is happy to have relatively cheap electricity and no major incident for the last 60 years". The side that is mostly against nuclear is also very good at _not_ winning elections. Far right could very much have decided to go antinuke too, but for some reason they decided being anti wind was a better bet. The rest of the country is in this weird middle stage were it's not popular to be pro nuke if you want to score with girls at parties, but you'll kinda be anyway. [1] https://www.bva-group.com/sondages/francais-nucleaire-sondage-bva-orano/ https://www.bva-group.com/sondages/francais-nucleaire-sondag...