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Ridiculous? Well, pardon me. This wasn't meant to be an argument against nuclear power, hopefully obvious when read calmly, but rather a statement of facts. I d
by car 3y ago
Ridiculous? Well, pardon me. This wasn't meant to be an argument against nuclear power, hopefully obvious when read calmly, but rather a statement of facts. I didn't want the nuke cheerleading go on without pointing out some inconvenient details.
It's a complex topic, and I appreciate the more detailed responses about the french situation.
Edit: Let me add the fact, that France seems to have trouble training enough personnel for these highly complex plants, rightfully so to protect the environment from the dangers of radiation. Considering the demographics of Europe in general, that is a troubling development for maintenance of these power plants decades into the future.
- tinco 3y ago> Ridiculous? Well, pardon me. You are excused. In my opinion even though indeed you present facts neutrally, your choice of facts seemed intended to make it seem as though nuclear reactors being turned off is somehow something generally a problem with nuclear reactors. In the same line of reasoning as before, if France and the rest of the world had continued their investment in a thriving nuclear industry then getting new talent might not have been such a pressing issue.