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protest against proposed US underground nuclear testing. [1] Greenpeace focuses its activities on: nuclear weapons nuclear energy the oceans - fisheries issues

Global Nuclear Competitiveness Bush administration ENERGY STAR / ENERGY STAR Challenge Global Nuclear Energy Partnership Nuclear Boosters Nuclear Energy

Telecom - wholesale fiber optic communications Southern Nuclear - engineering and operations for nuclear power plants (Southern Company is the majority owner

Appalachian Power, respectively. AEP owns and operates the Donald C. Cook nuclear power plant. AEP also bought much of the town of Cheshire, Ohio, after it

carbon” future by building more nuclear power plants, but instead of replacing their coal-burning plants with nuclear power, the companies "plan to keep

2009. Brunswick Nuclear Plant, a two-nuclear reactor unit rated at 1,875-MW is located near Southport, North Carolina. Crystal River Nuclear Plant, a single

It has been involved in such projects as the cleanup at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and the construction of Hoover Dam. The company makes most of

customers. In June, 2005 Exelon had full or majority ownership of 19 nuclear reactors in 11 nuclear power plants. On June 30, 2005, the Federal Energy Regulatory

two new nuclear reactors at its Turkey Point plant in South Miami-Dade County, evidence surfaced about a 2008 incident where the plant's top nuclear operator

Spies on Greenpeace Website: http://www.edf.com/the-edf-group-20403.html Nuclear PR Lord Jay of Ewelme - board member Louis Schweitzer - former board member

Entergy Texas Entergy Nuclear Entergy owns and operates 11 nuclear power units located on nine different sites: [3] Arkansas Nuclear One Unit One and Unit

filed an application with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to build two 1100 MW nuclear power plants at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville, South

hazardous waste incinerators, several coal fired power plants, a nuclear waste site, and a nuclear power plant. Baldwin Energy Complex Cash Creek Generation Edwardsport

generation of nuclear reactors. GE Nuclear chief executive Andy White told The Business he had discussed using GE&’s technology with UK nuclear company British

"Greenwashing Dirty Coal," "GM Gas Friendly to Gas Free," and "Greenwashing Nuclear Power". In April 2009, former Greenpeace head of organizing Phil Radford

Our Business, BHP Billiton website accessed December 2007. Dr Jim Green, Nuclear Power: No Solution to Climate Change Friends of the Earth (Australia), the

and 100 percent ownership of Point Beach Nuclear Plant in Wisconsin. The FPL Group nuclear fleet, including nuclear assets of Florida Power & Light Company

expanded nuclear power", they later suggest that foundations should promote wind and solar and avoid "considering the polarizing option of nuclear energy"

commercially available. Rogers said he would instead focus on nuclear power generation. He said nuclear power presents less of a waste disposal problem than coal

down to include subsidies for nuclear power. In an interview in June 2005 Krupp said that while still concerned about nuclear waste and reactor safety Environmental