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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
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…
Greenpeace gives new life to the Dutch nuclear power program
On October 9, the penalty falls. It is harsh, and immediately takes the status of a global symbol: the Dutch state is sentenced by the Dutch Court of Appeals for the inadequacy…
Happy first birthday to the Voices of Nuclear!
Founded on March 20, 2018, our association, Voices of Nuclear, aims to set the record straight on nuclear energy, so that nuclear can deploy its major potential to the extent required.
Even Americans are inspired by France’s electricity mix
Even Americans are surprised that France can produce decarbonized electricity at a much lower cost than in Germany! The California environmentalist Michael Shellenberger and his colleagues discovered how.
Nuclear power expected to be EU’s cheapest source of electricity in 2030
Existing nuclear power plants will produce the least expensive electricity in the European Union in 2030, according to a report from the European Commission made public in January.
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