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Conference on Irelands future energy needs.

category national | environment | event notice author Wednesday April 05, 2006 15:41author by admin ; ) Report this post to the editors

Focusing on nuclear

"Oil is running out, climate change is now recognised as a serious problem and the price of energy is rising. A pro-nuclear decision by the British government will impact on Ireland and our energy policies, while we ourselves need to establish a secure energy supply for the future. We must now hold the debate - is nuclear power part of our future?"

This and the following extracts are taken from http://www.iei.ie/Conference06/Ple1.htm
Engineers Ireland web site, this organization will be hosting a conference in Dublin to discuss the future (if any at this rate) of energy consumption and future sustainability in Ireland. While choosing to ignore the corrib issue, wind or hydro resources and the inherent failure of public transport to meet the needs of individuals and instead choosing to consider nuclear as a primary option for the future.

You can register to attend this conference at their website, its worth remembering that the primary byproduct of nuclear can be found in the form of depleted uranium in war torn venues across the globe in locations such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Iraq again...



http://www.iei.ie/Conference06/Ple1.htm

Wed April 26th &
Thurs April 27th 2006
The Burlington Hotel, Dublin

Plenary Sessions (27th April)
Opening Address by An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, TD.
Chair - Olivia O'Leary
Powering Ahead - Is Nuclear the Future?
The Heart of Engineering - A Picture of Health in 2030
The Trouble with Traffic - Decongesting an Urban Ritual
Registration & Programme >

Related Link: http://www.iei.ie/Conference06/Register.htm
author by Green inkpublication date Wed Apr 05, 2006 16:32author address author phone Report this post to the editors

This is one to watch: mentions of nuclear power as a solution to the energy crisis are becoming very common. I believe that public opinion is being softened up at the same time as public unease is mounting over oil dependency. It's going to cost £70 billion to decommission Sellafield over 70-80 years, a process that seems to involve simply moving radioactive material from one place to another- and nuclear fuel is still being bandied as our energy saviour? This needs to be made clear to government- nuclear power should not be on the agenda at all- £70 billion says it simply isn't economical.

author by phmpublication date Thu Apr 06, 2006 12:29author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Whoever wrote the healine to this message -board is continuing Indiamedia's unenviable reputation for carelessness with the inconvenient truth.

The conference in Dublin today will consider ALL energy-sources and resources, including renewables. All the companies which are in the renewable-energy sector in Ireland will be there. They will hardly be flogging nuclear power-plants.

Get a grip.

 
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