> I'm always advocating for 24/7 low-carbon, low-land, low-material energy (i.e. energy with high power density) like nuclear but it appears that the public simply is not interested.
As a member of the public, I have never been asked where I want my electricity to come from, so my interest has little bearing on what actually gets built.
The public may be asked to make a decision by proxy (R versus D), but that is only one of many decisions that get made, as a consequence of that choice.
As a member of the public, I have never been asked where I want my electricity to come from, so my interest has little bearing on what actually gets built.
The public may be asked to make a decision by proxy (R versus D), but that is only one of many decisions that get made, as a consequence of that choice.