Tell Congress Nuclear Power Has no Role in Addressing Climate Change
Tell Congress Nuclear Power Has no Role in Addressing Climate Change! NIRS alert.
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Ten reasons why nukes can’t address climate change
Ten Reasons Why We Don’t Need To Build More Nuclear Power Plants.
Ten reasons why nukes can’t address climate change
Ten Reasons Why We Don’t Need To Build More Nuclear Power Plants.
Clean Energy Experts Call National Commission Climate Report
Clean Energy Experts Call National Commission Climate Report "Misguided".
Nuclear Power Can’t Stop Climate Change
Nuclear Power Can’t Stop Climate Change (, 47Kb)-
The Bonn Declaration- Third International Forum of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities on Climate Change
The Bonn Declaration- Third International Forum of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities on Climate Change (Indigenous Environmental Network, )
New Letter from U.S. Vice-President Al Gore Suggests Change in U.S. Position on Nuclear Power in Upcoming Climate Change Talks
Vice President Al Gore opposes use of nuclear power to address climate change. Press release on Gore’s letter to NIRS, Text of letter.
138 NGOs Demand Clinton/Gore Administration Reverse Pro-Nuclear Power Position For Kyoto Climate Agreement
Today, 138 organizations, including Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, U.S. Public Interest Research Group and Public Citizen, demanded that the Clinton/Gore Administration change its current position in support of allowing nuclear power to obtain clean air credits through the Kyoto Climate Agreement. The U.S. has stated it will walk away from climate talks in the…
250 Years of Not Learning a Single Thing
The 4th of July, a time when many Americans celebrate the founding of their country. This year is particularly momentous this year, as it is the 250th year since this country’s founding. Our president wants to celebrate this momentous occasion by starting up (or “going critical”) three untested, unlicensed, unregulated reactors—of course, creating more nuclear…
Deregulation Without Direction: How Maryland’s Energy Debate Mirrors a National Problem
One of the biggest challenges facing deregulated states like Maryland, New York, and Illinois is that, while they’ve adopted renewable energy standards and climate policies, they’ve failed to implement meaningful system planning with enforceable requirements for utilities to actually meet those goals. California, by contrast, has taken a much more structured approach. The California Public…