Why The Philippines Is Seriously Considering Nuclear Energy | Power To The People

Southeast Asia's only nuclear plant has been inactive since 1986. But the Philippines is considering rehabilitating it amid renewed interest in pursuing nuclear energy to address the nation’s high electricity prices and energy security. However, resistance persists due to fears and concerns over...

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