The Nuclear Renaissance: Why the World Is Falling Back in Love With Fission - and Whether It Should
After three decades of decline triggered by Chernobyl and Fukushima, nuclear power is staging the most dramatic comeback in energy history. AI data centres, net-zero targets, and the Iran-triggered oil crisis have aligned to make fission suddenly fashionable again. But is the enthusiasm warranted - or are we repeating old mistakes with new justifications?