INSTITUT Veolia Environnement

Climate 2050

Nuclear Energy

October 26, 2007

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Cochran, Bucaille and Moniz

Climate change is leading to renewed interest in nuclear energy, a proven source of zero-carbon electricity.
While some countries plan major increases in nuclear power, others remain strongly opposed.

Nuclear power's contribution to meeting future energy needs and addressing climate change will depend on critical issues including cost, safety, waste disposal, and the risk of nuclear proliferation.

Alain Bucaille

Alain Bucaille

Senior Vice-President, Research and Innovation, AREVA Group, France.

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Thomas B. Cochran

Thomas B. Cochran

Director, Nuclear Program, Natural Resources Defense Council, USA.

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Elizabeth Dowdeswell

Elizabeth Dowdeswell

Special Advisor, Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) Board of Directors, Canada.

Ms. Dowdeswell chaired the session.

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Ernest J. Moniz

Ernest J. Moniz

Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished Professor of Physics and Engineering Systems, Director, Laboratory for Energy and the Environment, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA.


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