The recent nuclear disaster in Japan has many people re-thinking the risks and benefits of nuclear energy. Germany took a bold stance two weeks ago when it pledged to shut down its nuclear reactors by 2022. What are the consequences of living without nuclear energy?
Guest
Mark Hibbs, Senior associate in Carnegie's Nuclear Policy Program, based in Berlin
Michael Dworkin, Director of the Institute for Energy and the Environment and Professor of Law, Vermont Law School
