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Green Movement acknowledges nuclear power as a feasible option for the UK

Posted by Nyla Sarwar on February 24, 2009
Energy, Mitigation, UK / 2 Comments

The past week saw reports of at least four of the country’s leading green activists accepting that nuclear power may have a significant role to play if we are to avoid runaway climate change. Concerns over safety issues, build-up of radioactive wastes and the proliferation of nuclear weapons were realistically balanced against the environmental impacts [...]

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Europe’s energy security strategy: what might it mean for the climate?

Posted by Dafydd Elis on January 27, 2009
Energy, EU / No Comments
Whats in the pipeline for the EUs energy policy?

Having seen the Climate and Energy Package through from its inception in 2007 onto the statute books, the European Commission has now turned its attention to another pillar of European energy policy: energy security. The EU is increasingly reliant on imported fuels: by now more than half its energy comes from non-EU states. Bringing in [...]

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