So if you--if we really think that extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, then why would we be moving towards weather--more weather-dependent energy sources and shutting down our most efficient forms of energy, including nuclear, which also happens to be our largest source of zero-carbon power?
Palmer questions the logic of shutting down nuclear energy amid increasing extreme weather events.
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