Is nuclear energy actually sustainable?
Sizewell C, if built, would not produce electricity until the 2030s. SMRs could be up and running as soon as 2028.
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Philippa Nuttall is environment and sustainability editor of the New Statesman.
Sizewell C, if built, would not produce electricity until the 2030s. SMRs could be up and running as soon as 2028.
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