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• Washington Post launches Post Carbon blog

  As the important climate change dialogue continues in Copenhagen and throughout the world, the Washington Post has launched Post Carbon, a blog providing up-to-the-minute information about the climate change crisis and what we’re doing to combat it. This week, unsurprisingly, they’re in Copenhagen providing live updates as the climate change conference goes on. We’re glad [...] Read... Posted Dec 09 2009, 11:01 AM by AREVA Blog - North America Filed under: Nuclear Power, Nuclear Energy, AREVA North America, AREVA Inc., Climate Change, Carbon Emissions, Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal

• John Kerry and Lindsey Graham: Nuclear is Necessary to Combat Climate Change

  Democratic Senator John Kerry and Republican Senator Lindsey Graham co-wrote a very important Op-Ed in the New York Times this weekend. You should definitely read the whole thing but some key snippets: …We refuse to accept the argument that the United States cannot lead the world in addressing global climate change. We are also convinced that [...] Read More... Posted Oct 12 2009, 09:14 AM by AREVA Blog - North America Filed under: Nuclear Power, Nuclear Energy, AREVA North America, AREVA Inc., Climate Change, Sustainable Development, Carbon Emissions, New York Times, Government & Policy, John Kerry, Lindsey Graham, Copenhagen

• Energy By the Numbers from the New York Times

  by Katherine Berezowkyj David J.C. Mackay’s recent piece in the New York Times discussed a question that surprisingly few have considered amid rising concerns about future energy supplies, “Where will the world get its energy from next ─ when, inevitably, humans stop using fossil fuels?” The Cambridge University physics professor has broken down the debate by asking: “How [...] Read More... Posted Sep 03 2009, 03:20 PM by AREVA Blog - North America Filed under: Nuclear Power, Nuclear Energy, AREVA North America, AREVA Inc., Energy Security, Fossil Fuels, New York Times

• Echoes of Ohio

  Who doesn’t like a little attention? We’re pretty flattered by the interest in the joint announcement of an alliance to develop the nation’s first Clean Energy Park as the Piketon site in Southern Ohio yesterday. Even more, we’re encouraged by the focus on nuclear energy. It’s great to see that this announcement [...] Read More... Posted Jun 19 2009, 04:26 PM by AREVA Blog - North America Filed under: AREVA North America, AREVA Inc., Nuclear Power Plants, Anne Lauvergeon, New York Times, Southern Ohio Clean Energy Park Alliance, Ohio, Piketon, Ted Strickland, Terry Kinney, Columbus Dispatch, Matthew L. Wald, Mark Peters, Wall Street Journal, Mark Niquette, The Huffington Post, Rebecca Smith, Green Inc.

• Nuclear Renaissance Is Just Fine, Thank You

  by Jarret Adams Today’s New York Times contains an article that presents a clearly unbalanced report of the progress of the AREVA EPR™ reactor under construction at Olkiluoto, Finland. The article includes several inaccuracies and mischaracterizations all in the pursuit of the writer’s foregone conclusion, albeit posed as a question, “Is the Nuclear ‘Renaissance’ Fizzling?” Such [...] Read More... Posted May 29 2009, 02:43 PM by AREVA Blog - North America Filed under: Nuclear Power, Nuclear Energy, AREVA North America, AREVA Inc., AREVA EPR Reactor, Nuclear Power Plants, Finland, Lynchburg, Olkiluoto, Charlotte, Jarret Adams, Newport News, New York Times