Nuclear installations

„Niemand, der bei Verstand ist, baut heute noch Kernkraftwerke“

Welt23 October 2026, 05:39 UTC

Der Astrophysiker Harald Lesch ist strikt gegen die Nutzung von Atomkraft und fordert ein Verbot von KI an Schulen. Wissenschaftlern wirft er politisches Wegschauen vor – und begründet seine drastischen Forderungen.

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