Europe Is Losing Nuclear Power Just When It Really Needs Ene

As the Fukushima?disaster unfolded in Japan in 2011, then-German Chancellor Angela Merkel made a dramatic decision that delighted her country?s anti-nuclear movement: all reactors?would be ditched.

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