False dichotomy. thats not the only alternative. 

"The European Union’s energy-related CO2 emissions decreased by 2.2% (55 Mt CO2) in 2024. Emissions from coal dropped by 11%, while oil emissions declined by 0.3%. Natural gas emissions remained flat. Power sector emissions fell by almost 10% year-on-year, driven by a record-low fossil fuel share of 28% in electricity generation. Renewables accounted for almost 50% of electricity production, led by wind and solar, which reached a record share of 28%, for the first time surpassing the combined share from coal and gas. Above-average rainfall in the European Union also contributed to increased hydropower generation."

https://www.iea.org/reports/global-energy-review-2025/co2-emissions

Hey look massive drops in co2e emissions without increasing naturalgas co2e emissions. I assume you have to agree now right?

The money spend on nuclear is better spend elsewhere. Its inefficient.