See the following links to our new videos many many thanks to sanefilmvideos for the hard work in producing these excellent videos to help highlight the campaign:
Interviews with
Professor Gareth Williams - From the University of Bristol and a local resident makes the case against the plans for a new massive third generation of nuclear power station at Shepperdine, Nr Oldbury-On-Severn.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B99vCuj4PVg
Professor Tom Burke - Environment adviser to Rio Tinto PLC and Senior Business Advisor to the Foreign Secretary's Special Representative on Climate change, Tom Burke understands has a great insight into both the business and political issues driving new nuclear.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9jyQrCYN0E
Professor Steve Thomas - Steve is a researcher in energy policy. He has an excellent grasp on the real financial cost of new nuclear. His conclusion is that the Government numbers just do not add up by a factor of at least 300%. In this interview Steve explains the why the economics of new nuclear mean that subsidies are inevitable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUO7pKijtFg
Professor Andy Blowers - Andy sat on the Governments Committee on Radioactive Waste Management and wrote part of the committees conclusions on how waste should be managed. He has seen the tight caveats that the CoRWM put on the generation of new waste eroded over time and is very concerned that the legacy of new nuclear will be a huge financial and health burden on future generations.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTtZA49DgUo
Doctor Ian Fairlie - Ian is an radiation biologist who has been studying nuclear power for many years. Ian estimates that the maximum CO2 savings for the UK from nuclear power is 5%. Alternatives can achieve 10 to 10 times greater savings per £ spent. Ian also tells us how the health risks - cancer risks are increased around nuclear power stations. The German Government has accepted that the incidence of childhood leukemia around nuclear power stations is double the norm. It has stopped nuclear development in Germany. The UK Government is silent on this issue - can we afford to be silent too?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvdGK5AEKJY
Interviews with
Professor Gareth Williams - From the University of Bristol and a local resident makes the case against the plans for a new massive third generation of nuclear power station at Shepperdine, Nr Oldbury-On-Severn.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B99vCuj4PVg
Professor Tom Burke - Environment adviser to Rio Tinto PLC and Senior Business Advisor to the Foreign Secretary's Special Representative on Climate change, Tom Burke understands has a great insight into both the business and political issues driving new nuclear.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9jyQrCYN0E
Professor Steve Thomas - Steve is a researcher in energy policy. He has an excellent grasp on the real financial cost of new nuclear. His conclusion is that the Government numbers just do not add up by a factor of at least 300%. In this interview Steve explains the why the economics of new nuclear mean that subsidies are inevitable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUO7pKijtFg
Professor Andy Blowers - Andy sat on the Governments Committee on Radioactive Waste Management and wrote part of the committees conclusions on how waste should be managed. He has seen the tight caveats that the CoRWM put on the generation of new waste eroded over time and is very concerned that the legacy of new nuclear will be a huge financial and health burden on future generations.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTtZA49DgUo
Doctor Ian Fairlie - Ian is an radiation biologist who has been studying nuclear power for many years. Ian estimates that the maximum CO2 savings for the UK from nuclear power is 5%. Alternatives can achieve 10 to 10 times greater savings per £ spent. Ian also tells us how the health risks - cancer risks are increased around nuclear power stations. The German Government has accepted that the incidence of childhood leukemia around nuclear power stations is double the norm. It has stopped nuclear development in Germany. The UK Government is silent on this issue - can we afford to be silent too?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvdGK5AEKJY
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