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ARTICLES RELATED TO Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy | | | |  Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy(see also energy development, future energy development and renewable energy development)
Nuclear energy use has been growing steadily since the 1970s and the early 1980s. The growth slowed in the 1980s because of environmentalist opposition, high interest rates, and energy conservation prompted by the oil shock in 1973, and the energy crisis in 1979 and the accidents at Three Mile Island in 1979 and Chernobyl [1]. Several countries, especially European countries have abandoned the use of nuclear energy since then. [2]
In 2000, there were 438 commercial nuclear generat ...
See also:Nuclear energy policy, Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Africa, Nuclear energy policy - Asia, Nuclear energy policy - Oceania, Nuclear energy policy - Europe, Nuclear energy policy - North America, Nuclear energy policy - South America, Nuclear energy policy - Nuclear power phase-out, Nuclear energy policy - Discussion of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments against nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments for nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Further Readings Read more here: » Nuclear energy policy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy |
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| | | | Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - Discussion of nuclear energy (see also: Nuclear power and Nuclear power phase-out#Pros and cons of the phase-out)
Nuclear energy policy - Arguments against nuclear energy.
Anti-nuclear politicians state environmental concerns with nuclear power as arguments for a phase-out. A main concern against the use of nuclear power for energy production is primarily safety of the environment and people. Activists refer to nuclear accidents in the past that have released large amounts of radioactive contamination killing and hurting many people and rendering large amounts of land unusable ...
See also:Nuclear energy policy, Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Africa, Nuclear energy policy - Asia, Nuclear energy policy - Oceania, Nuclear energy policy - Europe, Nuclear energy policy - North America, Nuclear energy policy - South America, Nuclear energy policy - Nuclear power phase-out, Nuclear energy policy - Discussion of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments against nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments for nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Further Readings Read more here: » Nuclear energy policy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - Discussion of nuclear energy |
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| | | | Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - Nuclear power phase-out A Nuclear power phase-out was introduced in Sweden (1980), in Italy (1987), in Belgium (1999), and in Germany (2000) and has been discussed in several other European countries. Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain have enacted laws not to build new nuclear power stations.
One idea behind a nuclear phase-out is to force a shift to renewable energy, because of environmental concerns with electricity generation, socia ...
See also:Nuclear energy policy, Nuclear energy policy - International use of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Africa, Nuclear energy policy - Asia, Nuclear energy policy - Oceania, Nuclear energy policy - Europe, Nuclear energy policy - North America, Nuclear energy policy - South America, Nuclear energy policy - Nuclear power phase-out, Nuclear energy policy - Discussion of nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments against nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Arguments for nuclear energy, Nuclear energy policy - Further Readings Read more here: » Nuclear energy policy: Encyclopedia II - Nuclear energy policy - Nuclear power phase-out |
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