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More than 600 civil society groups across the globe working on climate action launched a declaration in Brussels stating that nuclear power expansion is not a solution to the climate crisis.

25th March 2024

On Thursday Stop Hinkley joined more than 600 civil society groups from across the globe working on climate action, including 130 from Canada. We launched a declaration in Brussels, Belgium, stating that nuclear power expansion is not a solution to the climate crisis. The groups declare: “We are living in a climate emergency. Time is precious, and too many governments are wasting it with nuclear energy fairy tales. What we demand is a just transition towards a safe, renewable and affordable energy system that secures jobs and protects life on our planet.” The groups made their declaration public at the pro-nuclear Summit in Brussels where countries are meeting to bolster the industry’s claim that investing in new nuclear plants must be a priority to save the climate. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), whose principle mandate is to promote nuclear expansion, is co-hosting the event, along with Belgium, which ironically passed a law in 2003 –still on the books –to phase out nuclear power completely.

More info: IAEA Nuclear Fairy Tales | Don’t nuke the Climate! (dont-nuke-the-climate.org)

Nuclear Roadmap is Pure Fantasy (stophinkley.org)

Filed Under: Activities, Events, News, Nuclear New Build

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What is the real cost of nuclear power?

No one knows, until the final bill for dealing with the waste has been totted up in thousands of years. EdF and the UK government are planning to dump the waste, and the costs of managing it, onto future generations.

Stop Hinkley was founded in 1983

We played a major part in the 14-month public enquiry in 1988/9  and continued to campaign for alternative renewable energy sources and energy conservation measures.

The closure of Hinkley A was announced in May 2000 as a result of our campaigning.

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