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European Nuclear Threats: Old and New (2003)

AuthorBankwatch, NIRS, WISE, Energy Club
DateNovember 2003
Classification 6.04.1.15/07 (INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS - EU ACCESSION EASTERN EUROPE)
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Introduction

The last phase of the process towards enlargement of the European Union offers
opportunities to strenghten the pressure for closure of the Eastern European
nuclear reactors.

A majority of the current fifteen EU members are de facto nuclear free or have
at least decided to step out of the nuclear era and stop using nuclear power for
electricity production. Already in 1997 the EU described its policy on nuclear
safety in the process towards enlargement of the Union with 10 Central and
Eastern European countries.

Despite all rethorics and despite the significant budget spent on nuclear safety in
the enlargement countries there has been no satisfactory reduction in risk to the
environment or to the citizens of Europe to which reactors in the CEE countries pose.

In this report we describe the dangerous and inconsistent policy on the highly
important issue of nuclear safety. With the report we hope to increase the
knowledge, provide tools for campaigning efforts and inspiration for people
to take action!

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