Nuclear Waste Management and Decommissioning
Stop Hinkley's Response to NDA Consultation on a Framework for Sustainability Appraisal and Environmental Assessment for Geological Disposal Nov 2008
Nov 2008: Stop Hinkley's Response to NDA Consultation on a Framework for Sustainability Appraisal and Environmental Assessment for Geological Disposal
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Stop Hinkley's response to the DEFRA consultation in November 2007
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The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoWRM)
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CoRWM PUBLISHES FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LONG TERM MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE 31 July 2006
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Burying safety issues on nuclear waste is not an option: A year after the CoRWM report, the government is still ignoring the advice from its own committee. It has eagerly accepted what it sees as the solution of deep geological disposal, but it has done little to address the vital prerequisites CoRWM called for. Read More >>>>>
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Stop Hinkley's Response in Nov 2005 to the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority's Strategy Document
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The submission to CoWRM from the Gloucestershire Green Party in Feb 2006. This is a very comprehensive and extremely useful document. If CORWM are really open to the consultation process, this document will prove very persuasive.
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GOVERNMENT HAS NO SOLUTIONS TO NUCLEAR WASTE PROBLEM. Gloucestershire Green party have made another submission to the Government's consultation about what should be done with our growing nuclear waste problem. They conclude again that this, along with other safety and economic, arguments mean that new nuclear power stations make no sense.
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In January 2008 Liberal Democrat Shadow Environment Secretary, and Northavon MP, Steve Webb said: "The price of dealing with existing nuclear waste has leapt by a staggering £17 billion in the last four years alone. Suggestions that costs may soar even further in the future are very disturbing.

"Since no one seems to know what the final cost for decommissioning will be, how can the Government promise that taxpayers will not end up bailing out the private sector?

"How much is it going to cost our children to clean up the mess left by the new generation of nuclear power stations being planned by this Government?"

 

No-one knows the cost of nuclear power: we won't be able to add up the final bill for over a thousand years.

 

A clever man solves problems, a wise man avoids them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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