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28.(AB) For those in the anti-nuclear movement, it’s a moment of victory.
(AC) In 2000, the German government pledged to phase out nuclear power and start shutting down plants.
(AD) Representatives for Germany’s renewable energy industry said the shutdown will open the door for more investment into clean energy.
(AE) The Japanese government is unsurprisingly using the uncertainty around energy security as a reason to proactively push its nuclear energy policy.
(BC) More than 30% of Germany’s energy comes from coal, the dirtiest of the fossil fuels – and the government has made controversial decisions to turn to coal to help with energy security.
(BD) Others see closing down nuclear plants as short-sighted, arguing that it would mean turning off the tap on a reliable source of low-carbon energy when drastic cuts to planet-heating pollution are needed.