Blog posts with the tag: "Sellafield"
Tuesday 5 February 2013
So the truth is out on nuclear decommissioning. The bill for cleaning up Sellafield alone (so that excludes the actual power stations themselves) is likely to hit £70 billion and every project is late so who knows what the final bill will be. And that is only Sellafield, it does not cover the cost of decommissioning the nuclear stations…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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