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Nuclear 'is not best way to go'



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Published Date: 16 February 2008
A CITY-BASED energy consultant is to hold a talk on why he feels nuclear power is not the answer to climate change.
Peter Roche will address the Friends of the Earth event at the Quaker Meeting House, Victoria Terrace, from 7.30pm on February 28.


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  • Last Updated: 16 February 2008 11:14 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Nuclear energy
 
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Klaus Dubois,

Edinburgh 17/02/2008 13:18:04
The main thing is to approach the energy dilemma with an open mind:
'Peter Roche is National Nuclear Campaigner at Greenpeace UK. He has an Honours Degree in Ecological Sciences from Edinburgh University. He was co-founder of the Scottish Campaign to Resist the Atomic Menace (SCRAM) in 1976.'
Unquote.
Any chance the Scotsman could do some background.

 

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