MV Ramana argues that nuclear power, despite its perceived advantages in combating climate change, is ultimately too costly, dangerous, and time-intensive to implement effectively.
Ramana points out that even among environmentalists, there is a growing but misguided support for nuclear energy, which he believes is not a sustainable solution to our energy needs.
He emphasizes that the technical and practical issues surrounding nuclear energy have not been adequately addressed, leading to misplaced faith in its role in future energy strategies.
Despite the evident challenges with nuclear power, Ramana critically examines why governments and corporations continue to push forward with investments in nuclear energy.
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