Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by Associated Press
TOKYO (AP) — French President Francois Hollande arrives in Japan on Thursday for a visit expected to focus on closer cooperation in nuclear energy technologies and on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s economic strategies.
Hollande and Abe will hold summit talks that local media say may yield an (...)
, by GAY Vincent, LÖWY Michael
A year after the catastrophe of Fukushima, a big mobilization is being organized to demand the abandoning of nuclear power.
In the history of nuclear energy, there will be a before- and an after-Fukushima. After Chernobyl, the Western nuclear lobby found a line of defence: it was the result (...)
, by GODOY Julio
PARIS, Mar 17, 2011 (IPS) - Until the nuclear crisis started unfolding in Japan last week, most French citizens did not doubt that the country’s 58 nuclear reactors were safe enough to continue operating for scores of years to come.
They ignored the evidence gathered by a handful of anti (...)
, by Sortir du nucléaire
Réseau “SORTIR DU NUCLEAIRE” – Network phasing out the nuclear age An alliance of 875 French organisations GATHERING TOGETHER TO CREATE A NUCLEAR-FREE FUTURE The Network ‘SORTIR DU NUCLEAIRE’ is currently the main French antinuclear coalition, with a membership of 875 organizations and 27466 (...)
, by Stop EPR
March 17th 2007, Demonstrations in 5 French cities :
TOGETHER AGAINST THE NEW EUROPEAN NUCLEAR REACTORS AND FOR ALTERNATIVE ENERGIES
France is the most nuclearized country in the world. Since our electric company EDF belongs to the public sector, the nuclear energy has been imposed upon the (...)
International Call to NGOs, groups, trade unions, political parties and personalities (scientists, artists, politicians...). Please, sign the call below against the nuclear reactor EPR and join the international support committee at the Cherbourg April 2006 15th -16th rally in France. Please, (...)
, by ROUSSET Pierre
Contribution presented at the third Asia-Europe People’s Forum (AEPF) held, Seoul, Korea, 17-21.
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1. A turning point
In the coming years, the European Union (EU) will have a decisive choice to make in relation to nuclear energy. The first generation of reactors and power plants is (...)
, by Wise
After the 1979 Harrisburg (US) accident the nuclear industry faced a serious decline in selling nuclear power reactors. The 1986 Chernobyl disaster made sales drop off even more, as several countries decided not to build any new nuclear power plants. Since the early 1980s, industry has been (...)
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