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European Commission wants to declare nuclear and gas green | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

European Commission wants to declare nuclear and gas green | Europe | News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

A European Commission proposal seeks to label nuclear and gas as sustainable. Critics are calling the step "greenwashing" and say it could threaten the bloc's bid to become climate-neutral by 2050.

Source: dw.com
Opinion: The real cost of nuclear energy for humans and the planet | Opinion | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The real cost of nuclear energy for humans and the planet | Opinion | DW

Nuclear power will soon be classified as environmentally friendly under the new EU taxonomy. But nothing about it is green or safe, says DW's Jeannette Cwienk.

Source: dw.com
Opinion: Nuclear energy is far too costly | Opinion | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Nuclear energy is far too costly | Opinion | DW

Nuclear power will soon be classified as environmentally friendly under the new EU taxonomy. But nothing about it is green or safe, says DW's Jeannette Cwienk.

Source: dw.com
Opinion: Nuclear energy too costly for humans — and the planet | Opinion | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Nuclear energy too costly for humans — and the planet | Opinion | DW

Nuclear power will soon be classified as environmentally friendly under the new EU taxonomy. But nothing about it is green or safe, says DW's Jeannette Cwienk.

Source: dw.com
Inside Europe 20.01.2022 | Media Center | DW - Vimarsana News

Inside Europe 20.01.2022 | Media Center | DW

Tensions over the EU's sustainability taxonomy, a defence pact causes concern in Slovakia, taxing times for Poland's middle classes and Italian police refuse to wear pink. Also: protection for journalists at demonstrations in Germany, Turkish-Armenian relations begin to thaw, France's liaison dangereuse with public intellectuals and life at the circus resumes in Hungary.

Source: dw.com