Nuclear Power Referendum Debate: Proponent Ong Hsiao-ling Calls It 'Lifeline Power', Opponent Lin Tzu-lun Says No Going Back
During the recent debate on the nuclear power referendum concerning the extension of Nuclear Power Plant No. 3, proponent Ong Hsiao-ling emphasized the importance of continuing nuclear energy, referring to it as 'lifeline power.' She stated that nuclear energy can effectively meet Taiwan's energy demands and ensure national energy security.
On the contrary, opponent Lin Tzu-lun stressed the necessity of not reverting to the past. He argued that continued reliance on nuclear power could jeopardize environmental and public safety, advocating for the development of safe renewable energy.
- The debate saw intense exchanges with both sides presenting differing visions for energy policy.
- This referendum issue has sparked deep societal reflection on the future direction of energy.
