COP21 leaves nuclear dream adrift

The Ecologist
Jan 1, 2016, 6:52 am247 pts
Charlatans, or planetary saviours? Post-Paris views on the nuclear industry suggest few experts believe it will bring closer a world rid of fossil fuels, writes Paul Brown. Despite the best efforts of nuclear lobbyists, no revival is due any time soon.

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