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Energy [R]evolution: A Sustainable World Energy Outlook

January 25, 2007

The world can halve greenhouse pollution and coal use and retire all nuclear and brown coal-fired power stations, by 2050, through energy efficiency and renewable energy. This report provides a blueprint showing how to apply existing technologies to halve global CO2 emissions by 2050, while allowing for an increase in energy consumption. The report is divided into 10 regional reports, with a global summary. It demonstrates how a 'business as usual' scenario is not an option if we are to attain a secure and stable energy supply.

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International experts additional comments on draft Nuclear Taskforce Report

December 07, 2006

International experts additional comments on draft Nuclear Taskforce Report.

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Independent panel comment on draft Nuclear Taskforce report

November 21, 2006

This report, by an independent expert panel, is a preliminary response to the Australian government's Uranium and Nuclear Energy Taskforce report of November 2006.

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More nuclear? What international experts say about our energy future

November 19, 2006

A Greenpeace-commissioned independent report answering frequently asked questions about nuclear power.

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Joint Australian Environment Groups communique

June 15, 2006

Joint Australian Environment Groups communique on the nuclear industry and climate change.

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The Chernobyl catastrophe

April 20, 2006

For millions of inhabitants of the planet the explosion of the fourth block of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant on 26th of April 1986 divided their life into two parts: pre and post Chernobyl.

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Nuclear power: No solution to climate change

September 01, 2005

A report by Australia's leading environment and public health groups showing that nuclear power is not a solution to climate change.

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Nuclear power undermines solutions to climate change

June 01, 2005

This Greenpeace briefing explains how nuclear power undermines a clean energy future.

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Nuclear weapons

January 01, 2005

The US is adopting an increasingly aggressive nuclear doctrine that is in danger of inflaming the growing number of potential flash points throughout Asia and the Middle East.

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