Philippines considers reviving 'white elephant' nuclear plant

The video discusses a power plant built during the Ferdinand Marcos era, costing $2.3 billion but never operational due to safety concerns. Politicians now propose activating it, despite its location near a dormant volcano and fault lines, and a lack of trained personnel. The Philippines faces an energy supply-demand gap, and nuclear energy is gaining traction in Southeast Asia.

What geological risks are associated with the location of the power plant?

How has the perception of nuclear energy changed in Southeast Asia according to the text?