The Voices’ Newsletter
European Climate-Energy policies and nuclear: a disunited Union
Episode 1 – Luxembourg and nuclear power: if NIMBY were a country… The government makes no mystery of its anti-nuclear policy and publicly hopes that Cattenom would be closed. Still, the country imports 85% of its energy.
Stand Up for Nuclear – Paris 2020
World pro-nuclear movement exists ! The pronuclear citizens’ movement takes shape… Here are the best moments of the Stand Up 2020 which took place in Paris this time.
Fusion and fission: a common future
The links between these two processes – by which the energy of atomic nuclei is converted into usable energy – are still tenuous but are developing with the construction of ITER.
26 premature nuclear reactor shutdowns
The premature shutdown of the two reactors at the Fessenheim nuclear power plant is a political act, unrelated to their quality or performance…
Witnessing the shutdown of Fessenheim
Shutdown of the Fessenheim nuclear power plant – global citizens speak out about the absurd ecocidal decision. This shutdown is to be shown for what it is: a health, climate and economic scandal.
Women, environment and nuclear energy: a complex relationship
Studies in several countries, since the 1990s, show that women have a marked tendency to be more opposed to nuclear power than men, especially in developed societies…
The Voices’ playlist of the (re)confined (de)confinement!
At the voices, we decidet to propose you an inspiring and entertaining list, neither perfect nor exhaustive, of cultural references and paths for reflection on nuclear power and its role in society
Covid 19, security of power supply and resilience
We asked two of our members, Jean Fluchere and Tanguy Firinga, two generations most representative of the crisis, to explain the conditions for grid stability. Both are tirelessly working at making the nuclear and power sectors better known and understood.
Fusion, where are we now?
We initiate a series on what constitutes the future of nuclear technology to which the whole industry contributes today. In this first volume, Greg De Temmerman, scientific coordinator at ITER, speaks about fusion.
Newsletter Special Climate
The nuclear industry was not able to reverse the course of public opinion alone. If it did try hard, it didn’t work. Civil society had become a key factor in influencing people, politics and the media and nuclear energy was its enemy. This is why Voices of Nuclear were created…
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