Αυτό το διάβασα σε email της Greenpeace:
Turkish nuclear plans powered down
Just two days after thearrest of 37 activists from Greenpeace and Global Action Group protesting against nuclear energy in Turkey, there has been a victory. For months, the Energy Ministry of Turkey has been intent on selecting a supplier for its first nuclear energy plant. The plant would have been the first of a number the Turkish government says it wants to build. Instead, plans have been stopped dead in their tracks. It turns out energy companies just aren't that interested in the risk of a new nuclear energy plant.
Everybody: Read our blog about the nuclear industry
Every success in the struggle against climate change is an opportunity to rejoice, and bring more people to the cause. We need many more of them (campaign successes) and many more of us (people taking action) to solve the climate crisis in time!
Just two days after thearrest of 37 activists from Greenpeace and Global Action Group protesting against nuclear energy in Turkey, there has been a victory. For months, the Energy Ministry of Turkey has been intent on selecting a supplier for its first nuclear energy plant. The plant would have been the first of a number the Turkish government says it wants to build. Instead, plans have been stopped dead in their tracks. It turns out energy companies just aren't that interested in the risk of a new nuclear energy plant.
Everybody: Read our blog about the nuclear industry
Every success in the struggle against climate change is an opportunity to rejoice, and bring more people to the cause. We need many more of them (campaign successes) and many more of us (people taking action) to solve the climate crisis in time!
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