A bit of trivia about that: In Germany, which had a rather vivid nuclear energy discussion for decades due to historical reasons, nuclear energy proponents oft

A bit of trivia about that: In Germany, which had a rather vivid nuclear energy discussion for decades due to historical reasons, nuclear energy proponents often use the word "Kernkraft" (literally "nuclear power"), while opponents call it "Atomkraft" (literally "atom power"). That's because nuclear bombs are called "Atombombe" in German and the proponents try to avoid that association.