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Danes More Open to Nuclear Power – but Not Twenty Kilometers From Copenhagen

Summary by Sydsvenskan
Has there been a generational shift in the view of nuclear power on the other side of the Strait? Danes that Sydsvenskan meets on Amager beach believe so. Several are positive about new reactors – but not twenty kilometers away in Barsebäck. – It's perhaps a little too close, says 17-year-old Esther Emilie Juel Laursen.
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Has there been a generational shift in the view of nuclear power on the other side of the Strait? Danes that Sydsvenskan meets on Amager beach believe so. Several are positive about new reactors – but not twenty kilometers away in Barsebäck. – It's perhaps a little too close, says 17-year-old Esther Emilie Juel Laursen.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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