A Dose of Reality for Those Greens Going Nuclear
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April 21, 2005
Mycle Schneider Utne.com
The relevance of nuclear power for the supply of commercial
primary energy to the world is marginal with about 6% -- tendency
already downward. If you look at the share of final energy, that is
the portion available for end-use after the losses in
transformation and transport, nuclear power provides between 2% and
3% of the total.
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Mycle Schneider is an international consultant on energy and
nuclear policy and has worked for a broad range of clients ranging
from the International Atomic Energy Agency to Greenpeace
International, including three governments, numerous MPs, and the
European Commission. He is a 1997 laureate of the Right Livelihood
Award ('Alternative Nobel Prize').
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The World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2004, commissioned by the
Greens-EFA in the European Parliament, Brussels, December
2004
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