The last nuclear power plants will go offline this weekend. But that is not the end of nuclear energy in Germany.
Actually, the last three German nuclear power plants should have been shut down by the end of last year. The black-yellow government under Merkel decided after the disaster in Fukushima in 2011. However, representatives of the CDU, CSU and FDP want to extend the operation over the last few meters. What is the real reason for the nuclear phase-out? And is it really the right decision in times of the energy crisis?
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Last weekend’s podcast episode was about the new immigration law and the question of whether that is really enough to combat the shortage of skilled workers in Germany. You can listen to this episode here.
