There is a Future in Nuclear Power.

Together with coal, uranium as a quasi-national energy resource, holds a share of nearly 90% in electricity generation. The future of nuclear power depends on a number of factors, such as the development of requirements and of the structure of consumption, but also on political influences and irrational opposition. These should not be underestimated, as has been demonstrated especially by the experience in the Federal Republic of Germany, for they have contributed to considerable delays in completion and to cost increases of nuclear power plants. Everything must be done to prevent the use of nuclear power from being diminished merely for the sake of expedience in line with the politics of the day.