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Articles from ncg members. For news articles before 2014, see the news archive.

A Nuclear Middle East – OpEd

Quoting Dr Paul Dorfman.

Eurasia Review, 7th January 2021

Can nuclear power and renewables mix on electricity grids?

The International Energy Agency claims nuclear investment would have to dramatically increase from the level of $50bn in 2018 to meet sustainability goals.

Quoting Prof Andy Stirling, Prof Benjamin Sovacool, Dr Phil Johnston.

NS Energy, 6th January 2021

Campaign against Sizewell C nuclear power station in Suffolk gathers pace

The coast of East Suffolk is one of the most rapidly eroding sites in Western Europe and it is difficult to predict what will happen to it as climate change accelerates and sea level rises take place.

By Pete Wilkinson

Yorkshire Bylines, 3rd January 2021

The Reality Is that the Market Has Said “No” to Nuclear and “Yes” to Renewables

Interview with Dr Paul Dorfman.

Modern Diplomacy, 28th December 2020

The Reality Is that the Market Has Said “No” to Nuclear and “Yes” to Renewables

Interview with Dr Paul Dorfman.

Russian International Affairs Council, 25th December 2020

Why Sizewell C is a bad deal for the UK public and our net zero goals

Quoting Prof Andy Stirling.

BHESCo, 21st December 2020

No 2 Nuclear Power

nuClear News No.130

The December issue of the newsletter from No 2 Nuclear Power, keeping climate campaigners informed about nuclear developments in the UK, and anti-nuclear campaigners about climate issues.

By Pete Roche

No 2 Nuclear Power, 18th December 2020

climate news network

World Bank helps developing countries’ wind spurt

Wind power is the cheapest way to produce electricity, but some are not persuaded. The World Bank is out to change minds.

By Paul Brown

Climate News Network, 1st December 2020

Business Green

Why anyone who cares about climate action should have Georgia on their mind

The high profile re-run election for Georgia’s two Senate seats could yet determine the direction of US – and by extension global – climate efforts for years to com.

By Andrew Warren

Business Green, 30th November 2020

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