> None of this alters the fact that they are shutting down their safe and well maintained nukes, and as a consequence will burn a lot more coal and buy a lot mo

> None of this alters the fact that they are shutting down their safe and well maintained nukes, and as a consequence will burn a lot more coal and buy a lot more gas. That's not a fact, it's simply false. Renewable energy will be expanded, as it has in the past. We have currently around 50% renewable energy for electricity. > which everyone knows is a basket case of corrupt special interests that's very shallow, given the complexity of energy policy