Egypt’s decisionmakers must begin looking forward instead of reverting to outdated ideas and technologies, with the most prominent example being our renewed interest in coal and nuclear energy, Ehab El Zalaky writes for Al Masry Al Youm. Experts see the coal business as dying out, and adopting a nuclear energy program when the cleaner and cheaper option of solar power is available is simply short-sighted, he says.
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