system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: why is California shutting down its last nuclear power plant, I thought nuclear power was a good thing?
gpt
The big reason is that it's near a fault line.  No matter how safe you make it, it's hard to tell how much damage an earthquake could actually do.

And despite how good it is, there's still a very negative perception of it just because of the word nuclear.  Too many people seem to think that it's akin to a nuclear weapon when they're not really similar at all.