Before I watched this, I had already made up my mind that nuclear power is a clean and safe form of energy (about 15 years ago, I built a house about ten miles from a nuclear facility).

As was stated in this documentary, there is no way that we will be be able to provide power to satisfy growing demand with existing coal and gas. Wind and solar can't generate the power that will be needed, either. I had read about the breeder reactor and the capability to use the waste that is being stored currently. It is very encouraging technology, at least to the level that I can grasp it.

This documentary also talked about Global Warming, which I've never had much time for, remembering full well the Global Cooling panic from my youth. I have to say that the makers of this documentary made me consider that I should be aware of the details around the Warming theory. To make me rethink a position I've taken previously is the sign of a good documentary.