Nuclear news – week to 29 March
While the world struggles with the problems of virus and vaccines, the nuclear industry, along with many others, is in something of a stalemate. But, as with last week, the industry’s propaganda about small nukes and climate action goes on relentlessly. At the same time, a number of articles have contradicted this propaganda, stressing the long delay in getting nuclear reactors up and running, their costs, and unsoved waste problem.
What it will take to vaccinate the world against COVID-19.
Climate Change Must Be Tackled as a Global Security Risk.
AUSTRALIA. Why Boris Johnson rejected Scott Morrison as speaker at climate summit, to Morrison’s fury. Australian govt quietly dumps French submarine purchase plan. Australian-French submarine contract on verge of being abandoned.
INTERNATIONAL
Beyond the pandemic, the priority should be the elimination of nuclear weapons.
The nuclear weapons issue is a women’s issue. Facts on who has nuclear weapons, and who might have, now or in the future.
3 governments join in USA’s promotion of conflict with China.
Small nuclear power plants no use in climate crisis. Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) says advanced nuclear reactors are not a viable option to combat climate change, Nuclear power costs – from the CATO Institute – a reality check for those who imagine nuclear as a climate solution.
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