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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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I genuinely think nuclear is the only actual viable source of energy, the amount of waste to created energy is far too important to be neglected. 

And especially since we're going away from fossil fuels the only viable answer to a switch right now is nuclear.

Especially with nuclear fusion becoming more real by the day
gpt
Iceland is 100% run on geothermal and hydropower, Austria is 57% hydropower, Costa Rica is 72% hydroelectric and 15% geothermal and those the first couple countries I looked up thinking about it - France’s excellent adoption of nuclear power does show it to be an excellent power source, but other emissions-free power is possible and hydroelectric power as a renewable energy quite viable.