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1.  Fennovoima NPP construction to be paid with Russian pension fund
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2.  Surveillance de Fukushima : les autorités de régulation demandent
    à Tepco de déverser de l'eau contaminée au tritium
3.  Global nuclear decommissioning cost seen underestimated, may
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4.  L'"horloge de la fin du monde" n'a jamais été aussi proche de
    minuit depuis 1984
5.  Canada: Who will stand up against secrecy?
6.  Nuclear Free California Holds Conference to Shut Down Diablo
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1.  Fennovoima NPP construction to be paid with Russian pension fund
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In the middle of January a Russian government's decision became public
providing money for the construction costs of the Fennovoima NPP in
Pyhäjoki, Finland, with the money of Russia's National Welfare Fund, a
state fund to secure in the long run paying pensions to retiring
people. The government's decree was issued on December 30th, 2014, the
document was published on January 16th, 2015. Referring to this
document, there will be up to 2.4 billion EUR, but not more than 150
billion RUB, invested in the newest NPP project in Finland, where the
Russian atomic companies Atomenergoprom and Rusatom Overseas are
involved with 34 % of the shares. The Russian Rosatom subsidiaries
took over EON's shares after the German atomic energy giant had left
the Fennovoima project, that they actually had initiated, due to
public pressure in Germany.

Fennovoima is under time pressure to start the NPP construction before
beginning of July 2015, otherwise the political
"decision-in-principle" the project is based on would be invalid, and
a new parliament's decision would be required.

Learn more about Fennovoima NPP:
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Pyh%C3%A4joki


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2.  Surveillance de Fukushima : les autorités de régulation demandent
    à Tepco de déverser de l'eau contaminée au tritium
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L'autorité de Régulation du nucléaire japonaise a officiellement
demandé à Tepco de procéder au déversement dans l'océan d'eau
faiblement radioactive venant de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima
Daiichi. Jusqu'à présent, cette eau contaminée au tritium était
stockée sur place dans un millier de réservoirs mais Tepco commence à
manquer de place.

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3.  Global nuclear decommissioning cost seen underestimated, may
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200 of the 434 reactors in operation around the globe will need to be
retired by 2040. The estimated cost of decommissioning them is more
than $100 billion. But many experts view this figure as way too low,
because it does not include the cost of nuclear waste disposal and
long-term storage and because decommissioning costs - often a decade
or more away - vary hugely per reactor and by country.

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4.  L'"horloge de la fin du monde" n'a jamais été aussi proche de
    minuit depuis 1984
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Ce jeudi, l'horloge symbolique de la fin du monde a été avancée de
trois minutes à cause des dangers combinés du changement climatique et
de la prolifération nucléaire, signalant ainsi la menace la plus grave
que l'humanité ait connue depuis les affres de la guerre froide. Les
efforts mondiaux pour réduire l'arsenal nucléaire se sont ralentis
depuis 2009, et toutes les puissances nucléaires développent des
programmes de réacteurs et d'armes atomiques.

http://cleanairalliance.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=9e0d2b5aacdacc8f6d679bba2&id=ae6045a9f7&e=2ece43c12c


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5.  Canada: Who will stand up against secrecy?
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Another secret power deal is the last thing the people of Ontario
need. A full Ontario Energy Board review is the only way we can ensure
that signing a $60 - $111 billion deal to re-build aging reactors is
the best solution to meeting our electricity needs.

http://cleanairalliance.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=9e0d2b5aacdacc8f6d679bba2&id=32ee05d954&e=2ece43c12c


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6.  Nuclear Free California Holds Conference to Shut Down Diablo
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Activists from across the state and from as far away as Washington,
D.C. and Fukushima, Japan attended a conference under the banner of
Nuclear Free California the week-end of January 24-25 in the central
coastal community of San Luis Obispo. The purpose was to discuss
shutting down the local Diablo Canyon nuclear reactor, the last nuke
operating in the sunny state.

The aging reactor sits in a tsunami zone among a number of earthquake
faults, most not known of before its construction. Many are able to
deliver a jolt greater than the design can stand, according to Dr.
Michael Peck, Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s former head inspector at
Diablo Canyon. The NRC transferred Dr. Peck to another facility for
his written opinion that the reactor needs to be shut down, and it
will be a major challenge to get regulatory agencies, starting with
NRC, to actually regulate.

Read the complete article:
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Nuclear_Free_California_Holds_Conference_to_Shut_Down_Diablo_Canyon


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