Taiwan's Ex-President On China, Nuclear Power And 'The Most Stupid Policy In The World'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Because nuclear power is considered green energy already.
64% : In Taiwan, we should develop renewable energy for sure.
63% : Certainly we'd be happy if we could develop as much renewable energy as the DPP thought they could.
63% : We have to have an economy with multiple energies: renewables, coal, natural gas.
61% : We should use renewable energy to replace coal or natural gas.
58% : But they fail to find out what else we can do if we lack the conditions to develop renewable energy.
53% : The government aims to generate most of the highly industrialized republic's electricity from fossil fuels, particularly natural gas and coal.
53% : Coal similarly requires steady imports to the island.
48% : Unlike those two East Asian neighbors, who represent themselves at the United Nations and can count on the U.S. military to defend them, most of the world recognizes China's claim to Taiwan.
37% : The current government's policy to develop renewable energy to replace nuclear power is, I think, the most stupid policy in the world.
33% : Coal has to be reduced as much as possible.

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