Des voix de la société civile du monde entier se sont unies pour appeler à une action climatique efficace et à la fin de la distraction nucléaire avant la Conférence des Nations Unies sur le changement climatique (COP 28) qui s’ouvrira à Dubaï le 30 novembre.
Don’t Nuke the Climate, une initiative mondiale de la société civile dont les membres et les sympathisants proviennent des secteurs de l’environnement, des syndicats, de la santé publique et d’autres secteurs, a produit deux nouvelles vidéos appelant les gouvernements nationaux et la communauté mondiale à adopter des technologies d’énergie renouvelable plus sûres, moins chères, plus rapides et plus faciles à mettre en œuvre.
Renewable, not Radioactive: global call for effective climate action
Civil society voices from around the world have united in a call for effective climate action and an end to nuclear distraction ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference (CoP 28) which starts in Dubai on November 30th.
Don’t Nuke the Climate, a global civil society initiative with members and supporters from environment, First Nation, trade union, faith, public health and other sectors, has produced two new videos calling on national governments and the global community to embrace and adopt safer, cheaper, faster and more deployable renewable power technologies.
The new videos will be launched at an on-line event on (insert local event details) and circulated prior to the CoP.
The call for a non-nuclear response to the pressing issues of climate change comes as the Nuscale small modular reactor (SMR) program in the US has collapsed due to massive cost and time overruns.
“The recent collapse of Nuscale – the poster child for SMRs – has highlighted the unproven nature of this technology, which is not in commercial deployment anywhere in the world,” said Christine Hasse Réaction en chaîne humaine.
“When it comes to tackling the impacts of climate change, we need urgent action based on technology that actually exists and delivers.”
As part of its work to debunk pro-nuclear rhetoric using real-world evidence DNtC has previously coordinated a public statement rejecting nuclear power as a climate response that was supported by around 500 organisations across the world: (https://www.dont-nuke-the-climate.org/).
“These are critical times and we cannot afford to waste time, resources and effort on the unproven tools and false promises of the nuclear sector”, said Christine Hasse .
“Our energy future is renewable, not radioactive”.
Video on Small Modular Reactors
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