The Chernobyl and Fukushima incidents are reminders of the potential catastrophe when things go wrong. Besides, the costs of building and maintaining nuclear power plants are enormous, which could be invested in further developing and implementing renewable energy sources. As for New Zealand, it is rich in renewable energy sources like wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power. Investing in these might be a more sustainable and safer approach.
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I won’t disagree with you that we should invest in more renewables - something I have already addressed. The question was whether or not I support it, which I do, and how our anti-nuclear stance is outdated. There have been 2 major IAEA described incidents involving Nuclear Power - one from a dangerously designed & improperly used Soviet reactor, and one from a large natural disaster that disabled all cooling & back up cooling at Fukushima. I won’t downplay their severity - but the risks of Nuclear Power incidents are still incredibly low, and decreasing further. Needless… Read more
