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@BBCW3DDRepublican Agreements3mos ago

Nuclear energy has been seen throughout the world as bad because of one bad time

With modern tech and people working in these places, something like that is impossible to happen again. its also very clean and cheap once it gets set up.

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 @BBDQWZX from Texas  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree. Nuclear energy is the natural future of 'green' energy. It produces no pollution like oil, coal, and other fossil fuels. Along with that, it is much more efficient than other forms of energy.

 @BBD2XTJ from Minnesota  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree. There is no nuclear rector on earth that could explode like Chernobyl, due to modern reactors and retrofitting.

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