This is the main opposition group fighting to close down the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant in California, which supplies 9% of California's electricity with low-carbon 24/7 power.
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Genuine question: Why does what they look like matter? What message are you honestly trying to send by tweeting this?
What they look like does not matter much. Who the humans are driving the opposition is of note to any cause. I saw the photo on their website, thought it was interesting, and tweeted it without a lot of thought.
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It’s women with their toxophobia. Ecofeminists. I think it’s in the X genes. Show me a society, obsessed with cleanliness, and I’ll show you a society amenable to takeover by the Greens.
In the second tweet in the thread you'll see lots of women fighting for nuclear as well. The broader anti-nuclear movement appears to be male dominated anyway.
All they know about nuclear power is the incredible heroism displayed by Michael Douglas, Jane Fonda and Jack Lemmon in "The China Syndrome."