“Yes — it is the only scalable clean source”
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Nuclear energy generates electricity by splitting atoms, producing no carbon emissions but raising concerns about waste disposal, safety, and construction costs. As countries race to decarbonize their grids to meet climate targets, nuclear advocates argue it should form the backbone of clean energy transitions because it provides reliable baseload power 24/7, unlike intermittent renewables. The debate hinges on whether nuclear's high upfront costs and long build times make it practical for rapid climate action, or whether it remains essential for deep decarbonization alongside wind and solar.