"... we are writing for a major update in the nuclear field. If you were to go nuclear in Italy, would be very few areas that could host it! We have analyzed, in fact, three important maps , now forgotten, that reveal why the boot is absolutely unsuitable for nuclear power plants:
- a map of the CNEN (later Aeneas)
seventies - a map ENEA on the vulnerability of coastal areas to climate change
- a map to the location of a national repository for nuclear waste
Yesterday was approved DDL 1195 which gives the government six months to define the criteria for the location of nuclear sites. If these sites to determine the criterion of climate vulnerability is adopted, the old paper CNEN dovrebebro coastal areas be lifted and if there was also an indication of the seismic hazard, they would be very few sites on which to focus attention: in the provinces of Vercelli and Pavia, island Pianosa in Tuscany, province of Ogliastra, Nuoro and Cagliari.
today in the newspaper "La Repubblica" has published a dossier prepared on the basis of its diffuse nuclear maps from Greenpeace. The article sparked immediate reactions in the regions most at risk. Currently Sardinia, Puglia and Piedmont have expressed their concern is not available to host plants and nuclear waste.
We will continue to campaign against nuclear power and oppose this ill-fated choice of government. A few days ago we sent an email to the candidates in the forthcoming elections to know what to think of returning to nuclear power in Italy. We will update soon on their answers. As always, we count on your participation and your support! "
- a map of the CNEN (later Aeneas)
seventies - a map ENEA on the vulnerability of coastal areas to climate change
- a map to the location of a national repository for nuclear waste
Yesterday was approved DDL 1195 which gives the government six months to define the criteria for the location of nuclear sites. If these sites to determine the criterion of climate vulnerability is adopted, the old paper CNEN dovrebebro coastal areas be lifted and if there was also an indication of the seismic hazard, they would be very few sites on which to focus attention: in the provinces of Vercelli and Pavia, island Pianosa in Tuscany, province of Ogliastra, Nuoro and Cagliari.
today in the newspaper "La Repubblica" has published a dossier prepared on the basis of its diffuse nuclear maps from Greenpeace. The article sparked immediate reactions in the regions most at risk. Currently Sardinia, Puglia and Piedmont have expressed their concern is not available to host plants and nuclear waste.
We will continue to campaign against nuclear power and oppose this ill-fated choice of government. A few days ago we sent an email to the candidates in the forthcoming elections to know what to think of returning to nuclear power in Italy. We will update soon on their answers. As always, we count on your participation and your support! "
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