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Yes I do. And when you read this, you too will find France was doing okay with energy including, Nuclear (about 72%) and renewables at about 21% and fossil fuels (oil and coal ) at about 7%.

And the go grens kept dropping fossil fuels, didn't create enough renewables, and then TA-DA!... Whamo, A number of nuclear power plants were forcibly shut in 2022 due to stress corrosion cracking on pipework providing primary cooling.

And now the coal plants are firing back up and they are rushing to get renewable offshore fields built.

So just like I said, you want to go-green.....fine........just make darn sure your plan to do so is that in fact is capable of sustaining contingencies. In plain words, "DONT THROW THE ENERGY BABY OUT WITH YOUR ACO T-SHIRT WEARING BATH WATER".

Or to put it in terms you may find more acceptable, "DON'T DO LIKE BIDEN'S ADMINISTRATION: "Ready, shoot, aim" In other words, don't execute, then analyse, and plan". It ought go concept, then analyze, then plan, then execute"

So what you're saying is that they should have not gone Nuclear and just used it as an offset to fossil fuels? You dont really make sense. They found a different way to produce energy more efficiently than fossil fuels then got caught with their pants down due to repairs.

Has nothing to do with go green people, it is just unlucky. Sounds like you think egg prices are up due to inflation and not the fact several million birds died because of an avian flu.