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Per kilowatt of power generated Nuclear is the safest by a very wide margin.

There are 2 major disasters which get far more coverage than other types of deaths which less recognized.

The most statistically dangerous being solar due to people falling off rooftops during installation. But it’s less known because people falling off rooftops isn’t international newsworthy.

It is also the cleanest. With barely any pollution aside from a very small amount of radioactive waste which can easily be put into a mountain for it’s entire radioactive life.

With new Thorium reactors that pollution gets decreased even more and the safety risks reduced to near zero.

Pollution from solar panels and windmills coming from mining and manufacturing of course. Oil, coal and gas pollution is obvious.

Solar power and windmills have a major drawback, being, they don’t much anything for much of the time. Solar during the night, and windmills when there’s no wind.

So solar can have uses for taking off the bigger load during the day when all the AC’s are running. but to make any use of windmills it requires a lot of energy storage, and lithium batteries are not renewable and they do expire.

Hydropower of course needs a river, and it absolutely messes with the local ecosystem.

Geothermal can only be built in certain locations.

If you really want to move away from coal and oil, nuclear is the cleanest, safest, and most cost effective way to do it.

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