The infamous Indian Point nuclear power plant, located about thirty miles north of Manhattan, was shut down early last year amid massive protests. For many concerned about the safety and the environment, the shutdown was a major victory after decades of protests, but not just America, countries around the world are slowly shutting down their nuclear power plants, especially Germany, England, and some European Union countries that have already closed most of their nuclear power plants. Shut down nuclear power plants. They even announced that why not set up a new centre? Despite the low cost of production, why do they take this step? Italy became the first country to permanently shut down all its previously operating nuclear power plants. After the Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster in March 2011, Germany permanently shut down eight of its seventeen reactors. By the end of last year, three more plans have been phased out in the country. Belgium, Taiwan, Japan, Sweden and Switzer...
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