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    Environment Secretary Ed Miliband yesterday unveiled plans to commission ten new reactors, nine in England and one in Wales. He said: "New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change – and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs (per station] to build and operate power stations." The SNP government has said there is "no chance" of a new generation of nuclear power plants in Scotland. Full Article at The Scotsman
    New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change – and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs (per station] to build and operate power stations.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
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SNP's anti-nuclear stance 'will hit job hopes'
  1. Alex Salmond's position means that Scotland will end up being importers of nuclear energy from England.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
  2. Scotland is capitalising on our vast clean, green energy potential instead of following London Labour's blind faith in costly, dirty, dangerous and unreliable nuclear power.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
  3. None will be situated in Scotland because of the SNP's incompetence and dogma
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
  4. Scotland is capitalising on our vast clean, green energy potential instead of following London Labour's blind faith in costly, dirty, dangerous and unreliable nuclear power. Labour must recognise that there is no appetite and absolutely no need for new nuclear power stations north of the Border.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago

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