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No, I don't have US numbers. The fact Three Mile Island occurred in the US would certainly make it likely it stagnated first here. At present, the growth rates of other renewables (~15% per year) and plummeting costs (& of batteries) make me believe they're likely to win.
'the china syndrome' came out a week before three mile island and is, in a strange way, the bigger problem imo. but i'm just completely obsessed with the real-world impact of the stories we tell ourselves about the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_China_Syndrome …
A photo I find fascinating is this one. It's Jimmy Carter standing inside the control room at 3 Mile Island, a few days after the accident. He deserves a lot of credit for that, IMO.pic.twitter.com/9GdnSGLVhK
Worthwhile to note that Carter had a professional understanding of nuclear power, & even meltdowns – from his career, 28 years earlier, in the US Navy's nuclear sub program… https://en.wivipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter#Naval_career … …including one assignment to help clean up a research reactor accident
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