Germany’s last remaining nuclear power plants will be switched off on Saturday, marking a watershed moment in a country that has long harboured deep scepticism of atomic energy.
Anti-nuclear campaigners have hailed the shutdown of three reactors as a triumph, following a temporary delay after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine last year forced Berlin to seek alternatives to Russian gas. Critics see the shutdown as an act of madness at a time when Europe’s energy supplies remain precarious and the world is striving to wean itself off fossil fuels.
Almost everyone, however, agrees that there is no going back.
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