Most electricity isn't nuclear, most power is fossil fuel. Also worth considering is the embodied energy in a nuclear power station. How much CO2 is release in the construction of the nuclear power station and how much CO2 is released during the decommisioning of a nuclear power station? Radioactive isotyopes have a very long half life and this should be taken into account when looking at power generated by a nuclear power station
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