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The first is set to be operational by 2018 and, by 2025, nuclear electricity generation could amount to around 40% of new energy provision. Nine of the new sites are in England, including three in Cumbria, with the 10th in Anglesey, North Wales. Full Article at The Telegraph
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* UK minister names 10 possible sites for new nuclear plants * Planning process must be faster; deal with plans in a year * Miliband: Nuclear will help low carbon transition plan (Adds quotes, details, reaction) LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Britain... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Energy and climate change secretary Ed Miliband today published the long-awaited national policy statements (NPS) that will pave the way for a new generation of nuclear power stations. Full Article at VNUNet.com
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The government has announced measures that will see a new generation of nuclear power stations fast-tracked through the planning process. Full Article at ePolitix
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A huge expansion of nuclear power was announced by the Government today as it named 10 proposed sites alongside a planning process to push through acceptance within a year. Full Article at Times Online
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The threat of climate change means we need to make a transition from a system that relies heavily on high-carbon fossil fuels to a radically different system that includes nuclear, renewable and clean-coal power
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The reality is that you haven't decided what sort of power stations to choose, you haven't yet decided on the sites and there is no scientifically-justified secure way of disposing of waste.
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The current planning system is a barrier to this shift (to low carbon)
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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
