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Good. It was a stupid, knee-jerk reaction. Even in it's current state Fukushima is probably going to kill fewer people via radiation than an average coal plant will via pollution, and that's not even touching on the fact that 99% of reactors never have a problem at all.
This is the way.  Learn from past mistakes.  Improve.  Nuclear is our best stop gap, baseline power source for a low-carbon economy. >

If there's one thing humans are good at it's learning from past mistakes. Eventually. We predict >

we can be good at it, but we can also be very bad at it. Like giving up democracy for fascism.