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Nuclear power isn't very popular in Europe, partly because of what happened in Chernobyl, but also consistent with the more socialistic learnings. Also some cl
by tomjen2 17y ago
Nuclear power isn't very popular in Europe, partly because of what happened in Chernobyl, but also consistent with the more socialistic learnings.
Also some claim that we don't have that many years of uranium left.
- colinprince 17y agoOkay, I gotta ask. What is intrinsically more socialistic about Nuclear power?
- tomjen2 17y agoMy bad English :) If was trying to say that Nuclear power wasn't that popular in leftist circles, and that they had more influence in Europe than America, therefore Europe didn't like nuclear power as much as America.
- AndrewDucker 17y agoExcept that 87% of France's power is produced by nuclear power plants...
- radu_floricica 17y agoI'm in Romania (Eastern Europe), and from here it looks pretty popular, a lot more then in US anyways. Both as percent of total energy production and of investments. Last I heard we had over 10% and going towards 20%. As for socialist bias... I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.