‘Really sad’: Nuclear energy is still banned despite Aussie invention

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Centre of the American Experiment President John Hinderaker says it’s “really sad” Australia still won’t allow nuclear energy to be used. “It’s really sad … there’s a big renaissance in nuclear energy,” Mr Hinderaker told News24 host Rowan Dean. “The reason is because wind and solar don’t work. A large majority of the time they don’t produce any electricity, and they’re ridiculously expensive. “If you want affordable, reliable energy that does not emit carbon dioxide, you're talking about nuclear.”

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