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>nuclear power makes the climate crisis worse

Could be if it delays or prevents addressing the real roots of the problem such as overpopulation and extreme lack of energy conservation.

Fukushima is nature's way of reminding us to conserve or live to regret it eventually.

No one has yet been able to even locate the still-molten fuel, I know its only been 10 short years and it's not supposed to be easy or even possible with today's limited nuclear technology. Good thing it has such a long half-life so there's plenty of time remaining to figure this out over the next 24,000 years. As all engineers know, when deadlines are too short it can lead to unaddressed consequences.

Regardless since the nuclear option exists there will always be a significant faction of enthusiasts who will die eventually without regretting it at all.

Most regrets will occur in a future these enthusiasts (or anybody else) can not accurately visualize, but it doesn't matter to them anyway.