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The politician in question here, Markus Söder strongly argued for shutting down nuclear power plants after Fukushima. This is not in any way a principled policy
by fabian2k 4y ago
The politician in question here, Markus Söder strongly argued for shutting down nuclear power plants after Fukushima. This is not in any way a principled policy, this is pure populism.
Bavaria is also vehemently blocking any attempt to put storage for nuclear fuel in their area.
- throw_pm23 4y agoSomething can be pure populism and a good idea at the same time. Something can be a principled policy and disastrous at the same time.
- fabian2k 4y agoThis is not a proposal that is intended to actually happen, this is just to get into the news.
- _ph_ 4y agoSure, but in his case it is pure populism. The only rational would be that he finally gets caught by his and his partys stupid energy policy. They were part in phasing out nuclear, but also fought and blocked renewables and blocked the building of a huge power line to the north where there is plenty of wind energy.