脱炭素 フランス、ポーランド、チェコが新たに原発建設中

 

ドイツで半数以上が原発に賛成ということについてどう思う？と聞かれたので、これまでの散発的なツイートからこちらにまとめたいと思います。
まずCIVEYというサイトが実施しているオンラインアンケートで半数以上が原発稼働延長に賛成しているようです。それ以外の世論調査でもだいたい

— Umwerlin (@umwerlin) October 26, 2021

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 Public opinion on nuclear issues

From Wikipedia

2021

In Germany Civey poll asked whether nuclear power should continue to be used to meet climate goals, to which 48.2% replied "definitely yes" or "likely yes" and 43.7% replied "definitely no" or "likely no".[42]

継続派は、４８．２％で半数はいかない。

Civey

Criticism

The survey with online surveys means that Civey has to resort to non-probabilistic samples. These are generally considered to be less meaningful than random samplingmethods. That's why Civey has been criticized by scientists and competing companies. [

オンライン調査だから当てにならないんじゃね、という批判も。

Nuclear power: Are energy price hikes prompting a German rethink?

Ian Bateson  2 days ago

Little chance of political turnaround

But even if it is unclear how Germany will replace nuclear and coal power and meet its climate goals, it is very unlikely that Germany's political leadership would allow an even temporary extension of the lifespan of its remaining nuclear reactors. "The political price is almost infinity. Hardly any elected politician would do so. Certainly not a government that includes the Greens," Lion Hirth, professor of Energy Policy at the Hertie School of Governance, told DW.

独に関して原発廃炉から引き返すことはないんじゃないか、と。 ただ、面白いのは、

Europe divided over nuclear energy  

Within the EU, France leads an influential bloc that supports nuclear energy as a means of cutting carbon emissions. Germany's neighbors — Poland and the Czech Republic — are also part of that group. All three are currently building new nuclear power plants and have pushed for the inclusion of nuclear energy in the European Union's carbon reduction plans. 

 欧州では、フランス、ポーランド、チェコが新しい原発を建設中なわけですね。