Poll reveals weakening public opposition to nuclear power

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But concern over climate change is also slipping, even as global average temperatures hit record levels

Public opposition to nuclear energy has softened in the past three years, according to a major new poll commissioned by the UK's largest nuclear operator EDF. The YouGov survey of 4,300 adults found...

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