Let's not forget the relatively simple mitigation steps that were recommended to have taken place to avoid the meltdown at Fukushima but weren't.
It's pretty unusual to go from having a lot of nuclear energy to none almost overnight.
If it was that dangerous and that foolish to have nuclear energy, why was it every commissioned in the first place? Did someone not think of this before Fukushima?
On the other hand, what has changed to make it all so safe ~ 10 years of having them offline now makes it ok to have them back online in a relatively short amount of time?
Quite scary.
Seems like the path of least effort was chosen and a lack of planning is responsible in all cases.
Edit: Down votes, why? Actually interested to hear others views because I personally think Nuclear energy done right is really important.