24/7 Nuclear Energy News Coverage
April 25, 2011
CIVIL NUCLEAR
Thousands march against nuclear power in Japan
Tokyo (AFP) April 24, 2011
Thousands of people marched in Tokyo Sunday to demand an end to nuclear power in Japan and a switch to alternative energy after the crisis at an atomic plant hit by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Brandishing placards bearing the slogan: "Bye Bye Genpatsu" (Goodbye Nuclear Power), demonstrators - including many young people and families - walked along a route from Yoyogi Park in the centre of the capital. Organisers estimated 5,000 took part. "We are worried. Before Fukushima, I wasn ... read more

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Tens of millions live in nuclear 'danger zone': study
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Japan to stick with nuclear power: ruling party
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Japan PM declares no-go zone around nuclear plant
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Ontario pension fund backs out of AECL buy
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On Chernobyl visit, UN chief issues nuclear warning
The head of the UN warned on a landmark visit to Chernobyl Wednesday that the Ukrainian tragedy and the recent accident in Japan prompted "painful questions" about the future of atomic power. ... more
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Italian Senate votes for halt to nuclear programme
Italy's Senate on Wednesday approved a proposal to halt plans to return to nuclear power following the disaster in Japan, as a top minister said Rome would seek guidance from the European Union on the way forward. ... more
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In France, opposition to nuclear growing
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Japan to take effective control of TEPCO: report
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Japan ex-official to quit TEPCO post
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