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EJOLT will contribute to an improved understanding among European citizens and policy-makers of the impacts of nuclear power production using a cradle-to-grave analysis, from the extraction of uranium, to the operation of plants, to the disposal of toxic nuclear waste. We will compare life cycle costs of nuclear power vs. life cycle costs of renewable energy sources. EJOLT further aims to build capacity to identify the radiological impacts of nuclear energy at two specific levels: uranium mining and electricity generation, in cases relevant to European policy. We will emphasize scientific debates over uncertain risks, and examine legal avenues for environmental enforcement in involved countries.

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EJOLT research unearths radioactive contamination in Namibia

By Bertchen Kohrs and Bruno Chareyron. EARTHLIFE Namibia and CRIIRAD (Commission for Independent Research and Information about Radiation) have organized visits and measurements in areas located in the vicinity of uranium mines in...

Za Zemiata helps Bulgaria to break free from nuclear energy

By Dragomira Raeva. Bulgaria's Parliament has adopted the decision to terminate the construction of the 2000 MW Belene nuclear power plant. This is a great victory for Za Zemiata – EJOLT's partner organization from Bulgaria, which...

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