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1 August 2012 [fr] IPS : Mainstream Rhetoric on Nuclear Power Far From Reality Mainstream Rhetoric on Nuclear Power Far From Reality by Julio Godoy PARIS, Aug 1 2012 (IPS-Inter Press Service) - The catastrophe following the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power reactor in March 2011 has turned the old debate on nuclear power into a war of words between international agencies and independent experts with diametrically opposed views. In their newest Uranium report, released Jul. 26, the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (…)
17 July 2012 Financial Chronicle (India): India’s nuclear march of folly by Praful Bidwai, Financial Chronicle, 11 July 2012 Financial Chronicle, 11 July 2012 India’s nuclear march of folly by Praful Bidwai Blind to the perils of nuclear reactors, India continues its ‘March of Folly’, even as it seeks untested reactors, with potentially dangerous consequences, such as the disaster in Fukushima All those, including Indian policymakers, who nurture the illusion that nuclear power is the energy source of the future and will flourish despite the Fukushima disaster, increasingly adverse atomic economics, and (…)
10 July 2012 [de] NZZ am Sonntag (Switzerland): Für neue AKW fehlt es weltweit an Investoren Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) am Sonntag, 8 July 2012 Fukushima beschleunige den Abstieg der Kernkraftwerke, heisst es im «World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2012». Normalerweise steht «made in Japan» für Qualität. Diese Woche wurde das Label für den AKW-Unfall in Fukushima verwendet, der gemäss dem Untersuchungsbericht auf menschliches Versagen zurückzuführen ist und nicht auf das Erdbeben oder auf den Tsunami, wie angenommen worden war. Die Auswirkungen des Unfalls sind weitreichend. «Er beschleunigt den Abstieg der AKW-Industrie (…)
7 July 2012 Bloomberg/Businessweek (US): World Atomic Output Falls by Record in Fukushima’s Aftermath BloombergBusinessweek, 6 July 2012 World nuclear power production dropped by a record 4.3 percent last year as the global financial crisis and the Fukushima disaster in Japan prompted plant shutdowns and slowed construction of new sites. Reactors generated 2,518 terawatt-hours of electricity, down from 2,630 terawatt-hours in 2010, according to the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2012 published today. Atomic power accounted for 11 percent of all electricity generation. The (…)
7 July 2012 [de] Der Spiegel/DAPD (Germany): Atomenergie verliert weltweit an Bedeutung Die Atomindustrie befindet sich laut einer Studie im Niedergang. Weltweit wurden seit der Fukushima-Katastrophe 21 Reaktoren stillgelegt, aber nur neun neue in Betrieb genommen. Selbst China überdenkt offenbar seine Energiepolitik. Der Spiegel, 6.7.2012 Paris - Rund 15 Monate nach dem Unglück von Fukushima beginnt Japan wieder mit der Produktion von Atomstrom. Doch weltweit verliert die Nuklearindustrie laut einer Studie an Bedeutung. „Die meisten Neubauprojekte sind storniert, (…)
7 July 2012 [fr] Médiapart (France) : L’industrie nucléaire n’est plus compétitive L’industrie nucléaire n’est plus compétitive 06 juillet 2012 | Par Michel de Pracontal - Mediapart.fr Au-delà des risques qu’il implique pour l’environnement et la santé publique, le nucléaire pose le problème de sa viabilité économique. Le rapport que Mediapart publie ici en exclusivité synthétise un grand nombre de données chiffrées qui permettent d’évaluer les véritables perspectives industrielles du nucléaire, en France et dans les autres pays, au-delà des discours partisans et des (…)
7 June 2012 Chinadialogue (China, UK, US): Chinese Nuclear Goes Global? From Parisian boardrooms to Kazakh uranium mines, the nuclear industry anxiously awaits news from Beijing. A latecomer to the party, China is looking more and more the favoured guest, writes Antony Froggatt.
9 May 2012 The Times (UK): French election may leave nuclear no longer an option The Times (UK) French election may leave nuclear no longer an option Tim Webb Energy Editor Last updated at 12:01AM, May 8 2012 Nuclear energy policy in Britain is on the verge of meltdown as experts predict that the new French government will order EDF to divert billions of euros intended for new UK reactors back into the French domestic power market. After The Times revealed yesterday the soaring cost of building Britain’s four planned new reactors, industry analysts said last night that (…)
30 April 2012 Japan Times: Post‑Fukushima nuclear allergy spreads in France Japan Times, 19 April 2012 / Kyodo News 15 April 2012 (Uploaded 30 April 2012) Post-Fukushima nuclear allergy spreads in France By MYCLE SCHNEIDER Kyodo PARIS — Pictures of smoke coming out of the reactor building at Penly nuclear power station sent a shiver down the spine of the French television viewer. Around lunchtime on April 5, unit 2 had an emergency shutdown and external firefighters were called in to put out two fires of oil that had spilled from a primary cooling pump. In the early evening the operator realized that cooling (…)
31 March 2012 Médiapart (France): Fukushima un an après : « La crise est loin d’être réglée » Interview avec Mycle Schneider Médiapart (France): Fukushima un an après : « La crise est loin d’être réglée » 31 mars 2012 | Par Michel de Pracontal Un an après la catastrophe, où en est-on à Fukushima ? Mediapart a interrogé Mycle Schneider, consultant international dans le domaine de l’énergie et de la politique nucléaires, et membre de l’International Panel on Fissile Materials (IPFM), basé à l’université de Princeton, aux Etats-Unis. Coordinateur et auteur principal du World (…)

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