As Nuclear Power Makes a Comeback, South Korea Emerges a Winner

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artski · 2h ago

I don’t know how South Korea works politically but Ik an example of Malaysia - they spent years on their nuclear road map -> new administration comes in who hates nuclear it gets scrapped. And now they are back to one that doesn’t mind it and have to start from zero

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As Nuclear Power Makes a Comeback, South Korea Emerges a Winner

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