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New trouble at Olkiluoto

Greenpeace exploits tensions between Areva and Bouygues The Financial Times of London reports that Finland's nuclear safety authority has launched an inquiry into the quality of welding work on construction of the country's fifth nuclear reactor due to be completed in 2011. Reuters reports...

Posted to Idaho Samizdat: Nuke Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-16-2008
Greenpeace founder brings pro-nuclear message to Idaho

He seeks alliances while crossing the Snake River Patrick Moore, the founder of Greenpeace, now age 60, came to Idaho last week and found receptive audiences for his strong message on nuclear energy in a state that has no commercial nuclear power plants. Speaking to 300 people in Idaho Falls, the...

Posted to Idaho Samizdat: Nuke Notes (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-01-2008
Patrick Moore in Newsweek

Patrick Moore , one of the cofounders of Greeenpeace and an advocate for nuclear energy, is interviewed by Fareed Zakaria in the latest issue of Newsweek . The pull quote: Greenpeace still uses the word "evil" to describe nuclear energy. I think that's as big a mistake as if you lumped...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-15-2008
Moore Piece Sparks Debate Down Under

In yesterday's edition of The Melbourne Age , Dr. Patrick Moore called on his old compatriots at Greenpeace to drop their long-standing opposition to nuclear power in light of the threat posed by climate change. In response, Australian columnist Andrew Bolt is hosting quite a debate over at the Herald...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-11-2007
Greenpeace Works to Block Third Reactor in Brazil

Details from CNN .

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-07-2007
Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy vs. Greenpeace

In this video, Bruno Comby of the French-based organization, Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy, debates Frédéric Marillier of Greenpeace about nuclear energy:

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-10-2007
Calling Greenpeace and NIRS to Account

A story that ran yesterday on the AP wire regarding the resurgence of interest in nuclear energy in the U.S. certainly attracted a lot of attention, especially on a Summer afternoon. If you take a look at Digg, you'll see that almost 600 of its users "dugg" the story -- which may be the...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-03-2007
Following Greenpeace, Follow the Money

Plenty of our friends in the anti-nuclear movement often go to great pains to detail many of the PR activities that groups like NEI engage in -- Sourcewatch , being just one example. But all too often, many of those same groups won't reveal the sources of their funding. Which is why this exchange...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-15-2007
A Democrat's Take on Greenpeace

In his latest diary at Daily Kos , N Nadir takes a closer look at Greenpeace and its methods : Greenpeace is an organization that proudly announces that it is it acceptable to deal with half of the problem of climate change two full generations from now . Never mind that the means by which this dealing...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-11-2007
Greenpeace’s Economics of Nuclear Power

Greenpeace International recently issued a report titled “ The Economics of Nuclear Power ” (pdf). The four analysts (commissioned by Greenpeace) pulled cost information from 12 recent studies, analyzed how they differed, and even got into the breakdown and makeup of nuclear’s cost components. They discussed...

Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-25-2007

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