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Fear killed progress and damaged the planet.

Anti-nuclear activism didn't just delay clean energy, it forced the world to burn more coal and gas for decades. While activists celebrated "victories" against nuclear plants, fossil fuel companies quietly expanded their market share and pumped more carbon into the atmosphere.

The environmental movement's greatest mistake was treating nuclear power as the enemy instead of coal and gas. They scared people away from the cleanest, most reliable energy source we have, then wondered why emissions kept rising despite their efforts.

Every nuclear plant that was canceled or shut down meant more fossil fuel plants to fill the gap. Every country that banned nuclear power became more dependent on coal and natural gas. The math is simple: less nuclear means more carbon emissions.

Now that climate activists finally realize they need nuclear power to meet their goals, they're discovering that rebuilding nuclear expertise takes decades. The knowledge, infrastructure, and skilled workers they helped destroy don't come back overnight.

The real environmental damage wasn't from nuclear accidents, it was from the anti-nuclear movement itself.