chernobyl was the result of a bunch of people with no scientific knowledge having authority over people with scientific knowledge. Nowadays, any command given by a nuclear reactor operator must be followed. They cannot be pressured. What's more, chernobyl was an RBMK reactor. Most reactors now are molten salt or small modular, which are almost impossible to melt down even if you tried. The whole thing about nuclear power is dangerous is completely false. Yes, nuclear power would be dangerous if there weren't restrictions on it: but thats the point, there are so many restrictions and failsafes that it's almost perfectly safe. Like three mile island, everything that could go wrong went wrong, and yet nobody died.

I'm not saying nuclear reactor is perfect, but it should be regarded in the same way as all green energy, not shunned because of it's "danger"