Today marks 37 years since the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown. Not great, but not terrible
On a more serious note, as a an energy engineer my main point of contention against nuclear energy remains that as long as it is a military target, it will be captured by state regulations and will lose in competitiveness with other "less risky" forms of energy production. Perhaps small modular reactors can change the balance in favor of nuclear again. As it stands, it's a decrepit industry, with supporting peripheral Industries have mostly gone bankrupt, and that results in completely missed budgets and overpriced energy