> Germany was not allowed to do nuclear after WW2.
How does that matter today?
> Germany has double the density of France which makes nuclear even harder to do.
Yes, same is true for any other source of energy.
How does that matter today?
> Germany has double the density of France which makes nuclear even harder to do.
Yes, same is true for any other source of energy.
The density is relevant in point of risk.
It's easier to find empty spots in France or more very rural ones than in Germany.
Also additional to this, France is more centralized to Paris.