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Thank you and bravo to our nuclear plant operators !
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, our heartfelt thanks go to the operators of our nuclear and hydropower facilities that ensure continuity and security of electricity supply…
Closure of Fessenheim: sorry for failing to do more, better and sooner…
Fessenheim nuclear plant is not stopped because it was too too old, or too dangerous. It was a strictly political decision, against the interests of a whole nation.
Rally to protest the closure of Fessenheim
NO to the closure of our climate citadels! If Fessenheim is to be a symbol, let it be that of the negligence of a few politicians against the stakes of a whole nation. On Saturday February 22nd, rally to defend it.
Low-carbon electricity in Europe
During the Saint Sylvester night, as Europe celebrated the upcomiing New Year, here is the reality of the carbon intensity of the energetic mix for each country. France, Sweden and Norway are still the lowest in carbon emissions…
Happy New Year 2020 !!!
Best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2020 !! We wish you : a good healt, well-being, happiness, energetic independence and security, development, access to healthcare, to education for everyone, progress in using the atome…
Open Letter to European Council of Ministers on sustainable finance for nuclear
An open letter asking to include the nuclear energy in the list of sustainable finance was sent to European Council of Ministers. Among others, signatories include some world famous scientists…
Already 68 years of nuclear electricity!
68 years ago, on December 20, 1951, the first kilowatt-hour of nuclear energy was generated by EBR-I (Experimental Breeder Reactor I, the ancestor of today’s “Generation IV”). That day…
Nuclear Tour de France
The Nuclear Tour de France originated at Nuclear Pride Brussels last spring. NUCLEAR TOUR DE FRANCE told by Philippe Hansen, member of the Voices and worker in the nuclear.
Nomination of Elisabeth Borne – our reaction
Voices of Nuclear welcomes the appointment of Elisabeth Borne, a public figure who has not openly criticized nuclear energy, as French environment/energy minister
Open letter to French delegates
The European Parliament voted for the exclusion of the nuclear energy from green investments. The Voices wrote to all the French delegates to encourage them to counter this decision…
Pollution knows no frontier!
Poles plead with Germany to keep reactors running, for the environment’s sake. More than 100 scientists, intellectuals and activists have written an open letter…
What’s going on at Amnesty ?
Amnesty International could consider a major change of direction, partially because of budget shortfalls. According to the Guardian in an article dated April 27, Amnesty Secretary General…
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