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Don't forget that this is complety against current public sentiment in germany: https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/germany-sees-tidal-shift-in-sentim

• awaythrow98765 3y ago
  Exiting nuclear was once according to then-current public sentiment. Problem is, all governments in the last 30 years have been populist power-hungry careerists without any regard for longer-term science-based policy. They just did what seemed the easiest way to get over the next election.
• raverbashing 3y ago
  Then maybe they shouldn't complain about the nuclear plants
  • awaythrow98765 3y ago
    Anti-nuclear-people have mostly been a vocal minority. However, due to mostly anti-science reporting and irresponsible media-spread panic after Czernobyl and Fukushima, there have been temporary majorities for a shutdown, which populist politicians used to get (re)elected.
    • ekianjo 3y ago
      > Anti-nuclear-people have mostly been a vocal minority. Not in Germany