[NukeNet] Nuclear Economics report from Greenpeace International

MoJo mollypj at yahoo.com
Wed May 2 15:42:25 EDT 2007


Dear All,

Greenpeace has released our study on nuclear economics.

http://www.greenpea ce.org/usa/ press/reports/ the-economics- of-nuclear- power

It was co authored by former NRC Commissioner and NY State Public 
Service Commissioner Peter Bradford, among others.

The new report published by a team of international energy and economic 
experts conclusively proves
that nuclear power is neither a practical nor economically viable 
solution to tackling climate change.

The report, "The Economics of Nuclear Power", commissioned by Greenpeace 
International, finds that nuclear power
plant construction can run up to 300% over budget and, on average, take 
four years longer to build than planned.

There's good specif info about the US experience as well as the foibles 
abroad.

Please feel free to make use of it!

Jim


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