Not a very well informed article, but it starts from a bad premise and just follows it along. The big reveal of <i>&quot;But flaws in the program were becoming clear: nuclear plants were expensive to build, produced waste that was impossible to dispose of safely and generated power far more expensive than had been projected.&quot;</i><p>Is not even wrong, but I don&#x27;t expect the author to do any research about the costs of nuclear power, nor to track down cost inflators (regulatory delay, post start regulation changes) or disposal methods (reprocessing, vitrification, incineration) or cost per megawatt.