France Shifts Energy Focus: Embracing Nuclear Over Renewables

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France's new energy bill prioritizes the further development of nuclear power and avoids setting targets for solar, wind, and other renewables, drawing criticism from activists and experts. The proposed text reaffirms the country's commitment to nuclear power but does not include specific targets for renewable capacity. Critics argue that this move represents a significant step backward and is inconsistent with European objectives for carbon neutrality.
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