Nuclear Energy: Transferring Problems to Eastern European Countr
Do Western companies go to the east?
Short overview on the problems of the european nuclear power sector. Causes and consequences.
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International conference on transparency, nuclear, experience.
Our colleague, Zsuzsanna Koritár’s account of the conference in Luxembourg on ‘The practical implementation of the Aarhus Convention in the nuclear field’.