Activists in Taiwan are calling on citizens to vote no in a referendum to cancel the "nuclear-free homeland" policy, meaning the return of nuclear energy. Anti-nuclear social activists believe that such referendums only delay the real debate on energy policy.
Taiwan has been nuclear-weapon-free for more than 520 days, with 31 days of power shortages. Proponents of returning to nuclear power plants believe that the power shortage will slow the country's economic growth, especially in the field of digital technologies and AI.
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