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Letter to IAEA re nuclear material in Iraq

Letter from Greenpeace to the International Atomic Energy Agency outlining results of Greenpeace inspection of Tuwaitha nuclear centre in Iraq. Greenpeace found unsecured uranium yellowcake and other radiological sources near schools and in the houses of local residents.

A Greenpeace photo exhibition at the IAEA conference in Vienna, showing 26 protraits of victims of the Chernobyl nuclear accident in 1986.

IAEA deliberately downplays Chernobyl death toll to pave way for nuclear renaissance

Greenpeace, today, accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of deliberately trying to down play the death toll of the Chernobyl accident as part of the nuclear industry's continued attempt to portray itself as an acceptable future energy source.

Greenpeace Statement on IAEA Board of Governors Resolution on Iran

The resolution passed by the IAEA Board of Governors today enabling Iran to be referred to the UN Security Council is a sad day indeed for international diplomacy and the nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament regime.

The Real Face of the IAEA's multilaterals nuclear approaches

The International Atomic Energy Agency is dedicated to the worldwide expansion of nuclear power. But these plans face insurmountable obstacles. The growing problem of nuclear waste and the threat of proliferation being two of the most pressing. The IAEA is now seeking to resolve these problems through the concept of multilateral control of the nuclear fuel cycle as laid out in report to the IAEA Director General in February 2005.

At the opening of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Annual General Meeting today, Greenpeace denounced the role of the Atomic Agency in promoting nuclear power and thereby aiding the spread of nuclear weapons.

IAEA - Nuclear Irresponsibility

Despite the threat of nuclear proliferation, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) continues to promote nuclear power.

Peace Prize for IAEA a mistake

Extended Greenpeace statement on the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Dr Mohamed ElBaradei and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Letter to Ambassadors of Member States of the IAEA Board of Governors

The letter Greenpeace sent January 17th 2006 to the Ambassadors of Member States of the IAEA Board of Governors, regarding the situation with Iran and the upcoming emergency meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors on February 2nd 2006

IAEA decision on Iran will be a lose-lose outcome

The International Atomic Energy Agency's inevitable decision to report Iran to the Security Council will seriously increase the risk of further escalating conflict in the region, Greenpeace said today.