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Real Ways to Reduce Nuclear Risk in Eastern Europe (summary) (1998)
| Author | European Commisson, Enlargement Watch |
| Date | October 1998 |
| Classification | 6.04.1.15/03 (INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS - EU ACCESSION EASTERN EUROPE) |
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From the publication:
Executive Summary. Since 1989 the European Commission has made available over ECU 700 million for nuclear safety programs in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, predominantly through the PHARE and TACIS programs. Despite – and some might say even because of this investment - none of the nuclear reactors in the region, with the exception of one reactor at Chernobyl, has been voluntarily and permanently closed during the past decade. Yet, both the G7 and the European Union has stated that such closures are a priority policy objective.
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