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It’s official, no more nuclear in Switzerland by 2034
Switzerland decided on Wednesday to gradually phase out its five nuclear reactors by 2034, a theme debated among politicians and uprising doubts concerning nuclear energy. The act was approved with 101 voters in favor, 54 against and 36 abstentions.
read more... 09/06/2011
German nuclear phase out will cause intensified CO2 emissions
According to analyst’s points of view, the Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition decision to phase out all Germany's nuclear reactors by 2022 will contribute to bigger CO2 emissions by an estimated 40 million tones, as Germany will switch to fossil fuels.
read more... 02/06/2011
Japan’s nuclear crisis strikes Germany
As worries spread around the world after the detection of plutonium in soil samples that came from crippled Fukushima nuclear reactor, polls in Germany show that 52% of respondents wanted nuclear power phased out completely in the near future, and it was confirmed at recent elections in the German State Baden-Württemberg, where Angela Merkel, head of Christian Democratic Party in Germany, had lost control of this region for the first time in last six decades.
read more... 31/03/2011
World officials pledge to help Japanese nation
Describing the nuclear reactor crisis in Japan as “very serious”, the head of the UN agency that coordinates global nuclear safety declared that it is preparing to depart to Tokyo to offer further assistance.
read more... 17/03/2011
Russia to raise LNG supply to Japan
Russia is disposed to increase liquefied natural gas supplies to Japan, which is facing power shortages after high magnitude earthquake on Friday, has damaged the reactors at one of the country's nuclear power plants.
read more... 15/03/2011