Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by HERTOFT Mikael
One got the feeling that Frans Timmermans came flying in on a white elephant when he presented the EU solution for the future ’green’ economy on 8 July: Hydrogen – the fuel that can be produced cleanly and must be used in the new hydrogen economy. Unfortunately, the road to the hydrogen economy is (...)
, by ENGERT Klaus
What to do with the ever-increasing amount of radiation waste from the 442 nuclear reactors in 31 countries around the world? If one follows the common narrative, then for decades it has been a matter of finding a “safe repository”, and according to the latest announcements, 54 percent of (...)
, by SWEENEY Sean, TREAT John
The current chaotic and crisis-prone electricity markets should give trade unions and their allies confidence to advocate for a publicly owned and democratically controlled energy system. Private investors are not going to give us the energy transition necessary to stop climate change. We need (...)
, by Correspondent(s)
There were clashes between protesters and riot police
Police have removed hundreds of anti-nuclear protesters from rail tracks in northern Germany where activists are holding demonstrations to try to disrupt a train carrying nuclear waste from France.
Police have moved to clear hundreds of (...)
, by PATO Thadeus
The movement against the nuclear plants has been one of the biggest mass movements of the 1970s and 80s in Germany. After a slowdown in the last 20 years, it has reappeared now like a phoenix from the ashes. Whilst in other European countries unemployment and social cuts are provoking protests (...)
, by PATO Thadeus
It was a sad coincidence: The German anti-nuclear movement had long being planning a huge mobilisation against the decision of the German government to extend considerably the life of the country’s nuclear plants thus to cancel the law, introduced by the former Labour/Green government that they (...)
, by BOWEN Andrew
After nearly two days of blocking a nuclear waste storage site, thousands of protestors have been cleared from the area by police and the transport of 11 containers of nuclear waste has arrived at its destination.
Police cleared thousands of anti-nuclear activists from roads leading to the (...)
, by CONNOLLY Kate, WILLSHER Kim
Protesters confront Areva shipment of 123 tonnes of radioactive waste on 900-mile run from France to Germany
About 30,000 anti-nuclear protesters are expected to demonstrate tomorrow against a shipment of highly radioactive nuclear waste, nicknamed “Chernobyl on wheels”, that is being moved (...)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Please oppose new nuclear power plants in Wales with this PAWB petition – and forward to your friends. Many thanks!
Opposez s’il vous plaît des centrales nucléaires nouvelles au Pays de Galles avec cette pétition – et l’envoyez a vos amis. Merci bien!
Gwrthwynebwch os gwelwch yn dda pwerdai niwclear (...)
, by Movements (anti-nuke), Petition
MORE THAN HALF A MILLION EUROPEANS HAVE SIGNED ALREADY!
In order to fight the comeback of nuclear power, we have already collected half a million signatures against nuclear power in Europe. Support the campaign: by signing the petition below, by spreading the word and by collecting signatures (...)
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