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Nuclear Energy Myth

Posted by Chuck Baclagon on March 10, 2009 · Leave a Comment

This is in response to the front-page article titled “Nuke energy key to stem climate change” (3/2/09), which is about the nuclear industry’s claim that nuclear power has a role in climate change mitigation.
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Click here to to download our Briefing Paper entitled Why Nuclear is Not an Answer to Climate Change

Filed under Environment, Environmentalists, Geology, Greenpeace, In the news, Nuclear Power, Nuclear Science, Position Paper, Renewable Energy, Safety · Tagged with BNPP, Climate Change, Greenpeace, Nuclear Power, Philippine Daily Inquirer

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7 Reasons vs. The BNPP

The BNPP Bill lacks feasibility study.
The BNPP is structurally defective and unsafe.
The BNPP Site has an unacceptably high risk of serious damage from earthquakes, volcanism, or both.
The BNPP is an unnecessary response to faulty power shortage projections.
The BNPP would be costly to operate and accompanied by enormous hidden costs.
The BNPP is a glaring testimony to the government’s continuing wasteful debt policy at the expense of the peoples’ welfare.
The BNPP is not an answer to Climate Crisis, nor an alternative to Renewable Energy.

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