Around three-quarters of Estonians support the building of a nuclear power station in the Baltic country, a government poll has found.
The February poll showed that 75% were favour of a nuclear power station, while 17% were against and the remaining 8% were undecided.
Energy security and cheaper electricity were the two main reasons behind support for nuclear power, with 47% citing the former and 46% the latter.
Another 22% said nuclear can help meet Estonia’s climate targets.
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