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The European Commission is set to unveil a new industrial alliance on small modular reactors, with the aim to deploy its first small nuclear projects early next decade.

The new Roadmap reads like an outing to a massive nuclear sweet shop. On top of Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C, we’ll have one more big one. And then we’ll have lots of Small Modular Reactors, all over the country. And we’ll have a new fuel processing plant. And a new Geological Disposal Facility…

When Rishi Sunak rose to the political throne in Britain, I thought: "Well, of the stupid Tories, at least he's probably less stupid than the rest of them". Well, now I wonder. With an election due by early 2025, surely Sunak and co. are not planning upon political suicide? So I can only conclude that Sunak…

According to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the declaration by 22 countries calling for a tripling of nuclear energy by 2050 is more fantasy than reality: “Even at best, a shift to invest more heavily in nuclear energy over the next two decades could actually worsen the climate crisis, as cheaper, quicker alternatives are…

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UN climate conferences since 1992 have failed to follow through with results, as CO2 emissions continue higher and higher with every passing year. In

UN climate conferences since 1992 have failed to follow thru with results, as CO2 emissions continue higher and higher with every passing year. In fact, post

India is expanding its renewable energy capacity at a hectic pace of 50 GW a year, which is among the fastest in the world and aims to achieve a 45 per cent cut in emissions by 2030, which will exceed the target of 43 per cent fixed at the ...

India is expanding its renewable energy capacity at a hectic pace of 50 GW a year, which is among the fastest in the world and aims to achieve a 45 per cent cut in emissions by 2030, which will exceed the target of 43 per cent fixed at the COP28 summit in Dubai.