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France: Going green with nuclear power? | Focus on Europe
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February 12, 2022
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4:30Now PlayingIn Paris more nuclear plants are on the drawing table. Macron is looking towards nuclear as a clean energy model for the future. Meanwhile, other European countries have backed away from nuclear energy, because of its inherent dangers regarding electricity production and waste storage.
Most French people support the President´s nuclear strategy. Patrick Fauchon, the mayor of the village Flamanville in Normandy is no exception. His village is home to a third-generation pressurized water reactor which is finally scheduled to become a part of the grid, after a decade of setbacks. However, some of his constituents are voicing their concerns.
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