Nuclear-power

Despite the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government seems wedded to its nuclear vision…

How to ban nuclear bombs and save the planet With just 50 of the world's 27,000 nuclear weapons having the capacity to kill an amazing 200 million people, you'd reckon that nations would thump their parliamentary tables and ban those bombs completely…

Will the world ever muster the momentum to ban nuclear weapons?Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has decided to have a jolly goodstab at it…

With nuclear weapons multiplying again, now is the time to seize the moment and ban them, argues *Jess Worth*.…

BANGKOK, 2 April, 2008:This week, climate negotiators are in Bangkok hammering out a workplanwhich will allow them to reach a new set of agreements by the end of2009.Contrary to some reports, the Kyoto Protocol does not end in 2012– it is simply the end of the first commitment period and all so-calledAnnex 1 (mainly industrialized) countries are legally required tocommit to new binding emission reductions targets.…

It used to be that No way!; and nuclear belonged in the same sentence…

Nuclear is becoming cool again, thanks to concerns over global warming…