Nuclear Power’s Existential Crisis
Nuclear power is dying a slow, painful and wildly expensive death, writes Jim Green. This…More
Author: Jim Green
Jim Green
Dr Jim Green is the national nuclear campaigner with Friends of the Earth, Australia, and editor of the World Information Service on Energy's Nuclear Monitor newsletter.
Global Meltdown? Nuclear Power’s Annus Horribilis
This year will go down with 1979 (Three Mile Island), 1986 (Chernobyl) and 2011 (Fukushima)…More
Nuclear Power Is In Crisis As Cost Overruns Cripple Industry Giants
Failed reactor projects have brought giant energy companies to their knees and even pro-nuclear lobbyists…More
South Australian Citizens’ Jury Rejects International Nuclear Waste Dump Plan
Friends of the Earth anti-nuclear campaigner Jim Green lauds the decision by a Citizens’ Jury…More
Renewable Energy Deniers And The Decline Of Nuclear Power
In New Matilda’s ongoing nuclear energy debate, Dr Jim Green responds to claims that nuclear…More
The Nuclear Debate: The Slow Death Of Fast Reactors
Generation IV ‘fast breeder’ reactors have long been promoted by nuclear enthusiasts, writes Jim Green,…More
A Nuclear Conspiracy: Jim Green Responds To Geoff Russell
As part of an ongoing debate over the capacity of nuclear energy to tackle climate change,…More
Wasting Australia’s Future: Why We Shouldn’t Become The World’s Nuclear Waste Dump
There are many good reasons why Australia should not set its sights on becoming a…More
Do We Really Know The Chernobyl Death Toll?
With the 25th anniversary of Chernobyl falling on 26 April, debate is brewing over the…More