Denmark rethinks nuclear ban after Spain-Portugal blackout exposes green energy vulnerability

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Meanwhile, much of Europe's population has been terrified of nuclear power for decades with anti-nuclear activists citing the disasters at Chernobyl, Ukraine and Fukushima, Japan.
61% : But of those three, only nuclear produces carbon-free electricity.
52% : It was an effort that refers to a change in energy use that results in having zero carbon emissions on a net basis.
46% : That's because renewable energy such as solar or wind is not reliable enough to provide consistent energy.
45% : In March, Sweden said the EU needs to push for nuclear power to ensure there is energy security.
44% : "Plus, it hasn't done anything at all to lower carbon emissions," Cochrane said, adding that whatever gas isn't used will get burned by someone else.
38% : Instead, those countries had to rely on frequently unstable renewable energy, such as solar and wind.

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