While Sweden's Volvo might be having doubts about nuclear power, it seems like public opinion in that nation is turning against a previously approved nuclear phase-out.
Eleanor R Adair – 1927-2013
6 hours ago
Monday, January 21, 2008
Sweden Reconsidering Nuclear Phase-Out
Posted by Eric McErlain at 5:20 PM
Labels: electricity, energy, environment, Nuclear Energy, nuclear power, Sweden, technology
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According to Walter C. Patterson, disapproving of the phaseout was not one of the options the Swedish electorate was given:
"Voters were asked to pick one of three 'lines'. But by this time all three 'lines' had formulated policies calling for the eventual phase-out of nuclear
power in Sweden: Line 1 after twenty-five years with completion of stations already on
order, Line 2 ditto with utilities nationalized, and Line 3 after ten years with no further
work on incomplete stations. The vote split 39 per cent for Line 2 and 38 per cent for
Line 3."
According to Alo Tedin at the Greenby blog - follow the link at http://neinuclearnotes.blogspot.com/2008/01/another-blogger-for-nuclear-energy_15.html
- Line 1 was was actually a yes vote. He didn't provide a translation, but that was how he remembered his vote.
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