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25 February 2014 Voice of Russia (Russia): Areas near Fukushima plant not suitable for living due to high radiation ‑ expert Areas near Fukushima plant not suitable for living due to high radition - expert Voice of Russia, 24 February 2014, 22:25 Japan said Monday it would lift an evacuation order around the troubled Fukushima nuclear power plant allowing residents to return home despite radiation concerns. Up to 30,000 residents are expected to get back to the current “no-go zone” in the next two years. Mycle Schneider, lead author of The World Nuclear Industry Status Reports, shared his take on the issue in (…)
22 February 2014 [es] El Litoral (Argentina): De la energía nuclear en la República Argentina Entrevista con el científico alemán Mycle Schneider Pese a que crece en Asia De la energía nuclear en la República Argentina Edición Online | 16-02-2014 | 18:25 De la Redacción de El Litoral La Argentina fue el primer país de América Latina en avanzar en el terreno de la generación eléctrica a partir de la energía nuclear. Lo hizo con la central Atucha I, erigida en la localidad de Lima, provincia de Buenos Aires, junto al río Paraná, que está equipada con un reactor de tecnología (…)
20 January 2014 The Province (Canada): Is it safe to eat the sushi? Answers to your questions about Fukushima radiation Is it safe to eat the sushi? Answers to your questions about Fukushima radiation By Dan Fumano, The Province, January 19, 2014 The Japanese earthquake and tsunami of March 2011 is still being discussed three years later, particularly in relation to the catastrophic meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Faced with a lack of available official information on Fukushima and its effects, millions have tried to educate themselves on the Internet. People’s Facebook feeds are (…)
15 January 2014 Wirtschaftsblatt (Austria): Osteuropa forciert AKW‑Ausbau [Osteuropa forciert AKW-Ausbau >http://wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/nachrichten/europa_cee/1545957/Osteuropa-forciert-AKWAusbau] Wirtschaftsblatt, 15. Januar 2014 von Beatrice Bösiger, Eva Konzett Zehn Milliarden € investiert Moskau in die Erweiterung des ungarischen AKW Paks. Die Region setzt vermehrt auf Atomenergie. Die Finanzierung ist aber oft ein Problem. Moskau. Ungarisch-russischer Einigkeit bei der Atomenergie: Einen milliardenschwerer Auftrag zum Ausbau des ungarischen (…)
Mycle Schneider, Antony Froggatt, 14 January 2014 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (US): 2012‑2013 World Nuclear Industry Status Report As of December 1, 2013, a total of 429 nuclear reactors were considered operational in 31 countries. The nuclear industry is in decline, however, with global electricity generation from nuclear power plants down by a record 7 percent in 2012. This decline is largely due to the effects of the triple disaster that struck Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in March 2011. All of Japan’s nuclear reactors are shut down, and the struggle to manage radioactive water and a (…)
25 November 2013 Korea Times (South Korea): Expert calls for Seoul’s energy autonomy 2013-11-25 19:00 Expert calls for Seoul’s energy autonomy By Kim Da-ye Seoul should seek greater energy autonomy with its own policies, moving away from the country’s centralized energy system, a German expert told The Korea Times. Mycle Schneider, an independent energy consultant and the author of the World Nuclear Industry Status Reports, visited Korea earlier this month for the official launch of the Seoul International Energy Advisory Council (SIEAC), which will advise Mayor Park (…)
24 November 2013 Bangkok Post (Thailand): World community needed at Fukushima Editorial Published: 24 Nov 2013 at 00.00 Newspaper section: News Please credit and share this article with others using this link:http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/381382/world-community-needed-at-fukushima. View our policies at http://goo.gl/9HgTd and http://goo.gl/ou6Ip. © Post Publishing PCL. All rights reserved. The announcement that nuclear experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will visit Japan in the coming week to help with planning in a critical stage (…)
5 November 2013 Der Spiegel (Germany): Renommierte Klimaforscher fordern Renaissance der Kernkraft SPIEGEL ONLINE 04. November 2013, 12:06 Uhr Erderwärmung Renommierte Klimaforscher fordern Renaissance der Kernkraft Die Menschheit verbraucht immer mehr Energie, der Ausstoß von Treibhausgasen steigt, der Klimawandel schreitet voran. Vier namhafte Klimaforscher fordern nun einen Ausbau der Atomkraft. Nur so sei eine Senkung der CO2-Emissionen realistisch. Das 21. Jahrhundert läuft bislang nicht gut für die Kernenergie. Der Atomunfall von Fukushima hat das Image der Branche stark (…)
21 October 2013 Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten (Germany): Nuklear‑Experte: „Die Lage in Fukushima ist katastrophal“ Nuklear-Experte: „Die Lage in Fukushima ist katastrophal“ Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten | Veröffentlicht: 21.10.13, 03:49 Der Nuklear-Experte Mycle Schneider sieht in der Atom-Ruine von Fukushima eine große Gefahr für die Bevölkerung Japans. Die Nahrungsmittelsicherheit ist nicht garantiert. Die bevorstehende Bergung der Brenn-Elemente sei ein hochriskantes Unterfangen. Er ärgert sich jedoch, dass sich die Sorgen vieler Menschen in Nordamerika und Europa vor allem um den eigenen (…)
19 October 2013 BBC‑News (UK): Is it a good idea to allow China a stake in UK nuclear? Is it a good idea to allow China a stake in UK nuclear? 17 October 2013 Last updated at 11:51 ET By Brian Wheeler Political reporter, BBC News The UK is to allow Chinese companies to take a stake in British nuclear power plants. Is this a good idea? It is 57 years to the day since the Queen threw a lever to start electricity flowing from the world’s first civil nuclear power plant, at Calder Hall, in Cumbria. If you had told any of the dignitaries present that day that Britain (…)

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