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Why are nuclear opponents in Australia so reluctant to embrace change?

16 December 2024

11:15 AM

16 December 2024

11:15 AM

As the Coalition unveiled its plan to integrate nuclear energy into Australia’s energy mix, backed by Frontier Economics’ detailed modelling, the backlash was swift and predictable. Media outlets like The Guardian, the ABC, and vested-interest renewable industry associations and publications scrambled to poke holes in the proposal. For them, nuclear energy is less of a solution and more of a convenient villain – a narrative they cling to with remarkable inflexibility.

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