Nuclear power in the age of climate change

The IAEA released two reports this month that together capture nuclear power’s incongruity: its uncertain economic appeal but relative climate advantages.

By John Heilprin - September 24, 2018

Switzerland's Gösgen Nuclear Power Plant (AN/J. Heilprin)

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