Dick Smith lends support to Coalition’s push for nuclear energy
Australian Businessman Dick Smith has lent his support to the Coalition’s push for nuclear energy.
The 80-year-old claims nuclear energy is the “Rolls Royce of energy generation” and claims the government has been misled by the CSIRO.
The former Australian of the Year has run a newspaper advertisement in support of nuclear energy and warning of an over-reliance on wind and solar power.
- https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/dick-smith-lends-support-to-coalition-s-push-for-nuclear-energy/ar-BB1piPQ5?ocid=00000000
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