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Calls for Victoria's Nuclear Power Ban to be Scrapped

Calls for Victoria's Nuclear Power Ban to be Scrapped
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Letters to the editor: volume 17, issue 3

Letters to the editor: volume 17, issue 3
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Reaching net zero without nuclear

Our latest Talking Points makes the case
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he fourth in our series of Talking Points draws on the new report by Jonathon Porritt, New Zero Without Nuclear: The Case Against Nuclear Power. Given the far-off illusory promise of new reactor designs; the enormous costs; the limited capacity for carbon reductions compared to renewables; the unsolved waste problem; and the inflexibility and outdatedness of the “always on” baseload model, nuclear power is in the way of rather than a contributor to climate mitigation. You can download the Net Zero Without Nuclear Talking Points here. This is the fourth in our series. You can find all four here. ....

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Nuclear energy – Nuclear weapons – the inseparable link

Nuclear energy - Nuclear weapons - the inseparable link, Jonathon Porritt, 4 June 21 whether we’re talking big reactors or small reactors, fission or fusion. The simple truth is this: we should see nuclear as another 20th century technology, with an ever-diminishing role through into the 21st century, incapable of overcoming its inherent problems of cost,… ....

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We don't need nuclear power to tackle climate change

However, times have changed, and the alternatives to nuclear power have performed better than almost anyone expected. Looking back on my first book, ‘Seeing Green’, from 1984, I was fiercely critical of nuclear power, but have to admit that my advocacy of renewables (as the principal alternative) was somewhat muted. Apart from a few visionaries in the early 1980s, no one really thought that renewables would be capable of substituting for the use of all fossil fuels and all nuclear at any point in the near future.
Happily, there is no longer any doubt about the viability of that alternative. In 2020, Stanford University issued a collection of 56 peer-reviewed journal articles, from 18 independent research groups, supporting the idea that all the energy required for electricity, transport, heating and cooling, and all industrial purposes, can be supplied reliably with 100% (or near 100%) renewable energy. The solutions involve transitioning ASAP to 100% renewable wind – wa ....

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