Posts Tagged ‘nuclear’

• Madness: Sweden wants to invest in new nuclear reactors

  The Swedish right-wing government seems hell-bent on continue its climate wrecking journey. After calling for as much as 88% of the EU emission cuts to be allowed to do overseas in development countries the government now want to scrap a …

• Climate Criminal Australia’s Culture of Ignoring, Climate Terrorism, Climate Racism and Climate Genocide

  “You will be SHOCKED by the response…” I belong to a Melbourne-based Climate Action Group called the Yarra Valley Climate Action Group (YVCAG) which is very active in public education through public meetings, participation in public demonstrations and by providing …

• Nuclear Energy is Expensive, Dangerous, Not Cost-Effective and Will Worsen Climate Change

  According to a new report released by Amory Lovins and Imran Sheikh nuclear energy is still dangerous, not cost-effective, and too expensive and will even worsen climate change. “A widely heralded view holds that nuclear power is experiencing a dramatic …

• Greenpeace discovers safety procedures in disarray at Finland’s nuclear construction site

  Olkiluoto, Finland, Monday 28 May 2007 – Activists from Greenpeace block the entrance to the construction site of a new nuclear reactor in Olkiluoto. Photo by: Greenpeace. The construction of a nuclear plant in Olkiluoto, Finland, has so far been …

• Remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki

  On this day, 63 years ago, USA dropped the nuclear bomb “Little Boy” on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Three days later, on August 9, USA dropped a second nuclear bomb over Nagasaki in Japan. The bombs killed as many …

• Greenpeace to sue French Nuclear Industry

  July last month could have been better for the French nuclear industry. Several accidents occurred at the French nuclear site Tricastin-Pierrelatte. Now Greenpeace in France has launched two court cases in an “effort to find out what’s really been going …

• Green videos of the week by Ecolive.TV

  Below are some of the best Green videos of the week, collected by the Ecolive.TV community. How Far We’ve Come – END ALL CRUELTY This video is dedicated AnimalLib, and to all the other animal activists on youtube who lost …

• All the things we throw in the sea

  Despite the ban in 1994, radioactive depositions still reach the seas. In french pipes of nuclear facilities Greenpeace’s divers found the waters to have 17.000.000 times more intense radioactivity than clean waters. In Norway, crabs and seaweeds have been polluted …