Metro.co.uk logo Metro.co.uk 3 weeks ago

Country needs new nuclear power, government insists

Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband acknowledged anxieties about nuclear power but said it had a "relatively good" safety record in this country. Full Article at Metro.co.uk

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  1. Taken together, these policies are the most environmentally ambitious set of coal conditions of any country in the world
    Ed Miliband – Ed Miliband SOURCE: ABC Online 2 weeks ago
  2. This leaves Scotland in a very disadvantaged position ... We have been arguing with the Scottish government for some considerable time about the fact the whole of the UK needs a balanced, sustainable and secure energy supply.
    – Peter Hughes SOURCE: Times Online 2 weeks ago
  3. New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs to build and operate power stations at each site and helping leading companies access the international market
    Ed Miliband – Ed Miliband SOURCE: ABC Online 2 weeks ago
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