Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Appello per energia nucleare alla UE


 
dal Financial Times:
 
Letter: EU must include nuclear power in its list of sustainable
sources
 
December 17 2019
 
Nuclear power is the single biggest source of low carbon electricity
in Europe today and is recognised in many of the scenarios assessed
by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the International
Energy Agency and other organisations as having a critical role to
play in responding to the climate emergency
(Brussels Briefing, FT.com, December 16).
 
It is therefore vital that nuclear is included in the EU’s new
classification system for environmentally sustainable activities,
which is being negotiated in Brussels. The “taxonomy” is supposed
to provide clear definitions to fund managers and investors about
which products are environmentally sustainable and which are not.
For this initiative to serve its purpose of increasing the financial
capital flowing to sustainable activities, financiers must have
confidence that the definition of a sustainable activity is
developed with rigour, robustness and in an objective way.
 
But progress is being blocked by several countries, including
Germany, which claim nuclear should be excluded because of their
concerns about nuclear waste. This is in spite of clear evidence
that nuclear waste does not and will not cause harm to
sustainability objectives. Nuclear energy displaces fossil fuel
use, with significant air pollution and climate benefits. Without
nuclear, there will be 500m tonnes of extra CO2 emissions every
year in Europe, which is more than the emissions of UK or France
alone. Without nuclear, our action on climate will be more
difficult, more expensive, and more likely to fail. The real harm
done will be to Europe’s ambition to achieve net zero by 2050.
 
 
Ora la domanda diventa: l'Italia come si posiziona su questo
tema ? Sia chiaro, nessuno obbliga l'Italia al nucleare.
Se non lo vuole, non lo vuole. Punto.
Ma interferire sulle altre nazioni, come invece fa la Germania,
pare utile, oltre che saggio ?
 
Ancora una volta l'Italia ha la scelta se allinearsi con la
Germania oppure entrare in gruppo con gli "alleati" (Francia e
Regno Unito, per cominciare). Oppure assistere la Germania
mentre massacra le aspirazioni nucleari della Polonia e poi
finire in disgrazia insieme alla Germania ?
 
Nella prima guerra mondiale, governanti lungimiranti hanno
fatto scegliere all'Italia di restare con gli alleati.
E questo ha portato i suoi frutti. Nella seconda l'opposto
e l'Italia ha perso territori e reputazione.
 
Ecco i firmatari dell'appello:
 
James E Hansen
Climate scientist and former director of Nasa’s Goddard Institute for 
Space Studies
 
Hans Blix
Former director-general, International Atomic Energy Agency (1981-1997), 
and former Swedish foreign minister
 
Martin Rees
House of Lords, London SW1, UK
 
Bryony Worthington
House of Lords, London SW1, UK
 
John Belgrove
Senior Partner, Aon
 
Kirsty Gogan
Energy for Humanity
 
François-Marie Bréon
Climate scientist and lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on 
Climate Change’s fifth assessment report
 
Ken Caldeira
Climate scientist, Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution for 
Science, Stanford University, CA, US
 
Daniel Mosley
House of Lords, London SW1, UK
 
John Krebs
Department of Zoology, University of Oxford, UK
 
Tim Stone
Former board member of the European Investment Bank (2003-2018)
 
Jeffrey S Merrifield
Former commissioner, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (1998-2007)
 
Brice LaLonde
Former French environment minister and climate ambassador
 
José Gabriel González
Singer/songwriter
 
Eric Ingersoll
Energy Options Network, US
 
Michael Liebreich
Liebreich Associates, UK
 
Jacopo Buongiorno
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
 
Joseph Lassiter
Harvard Business School (retired), US
 
Robert Stone
Filmmaker and director
 
Daniel Aegerter
Chair, Armada Investment Group, Switzerland
 
Nick Spencer
Gordian Advice, UK
 
Janne Gustafsson
Ilmarinen Pension Mutual Insurance Company, Finland
 
Gilles Babinet
Representative of France in the EU Digital Champions group
 
Atte Harjanne
Member of the Parliament of Finland
 
Mark Yelland
Greens for Nuclear, UK
 
Staffan Qvist
Author, “A Bright Future”
 
Simon Friederich
Groningen university and co-founder of German Ecomodernists
 
Amardeo Sarma
Co-founder German Ecomodernists
 
Tea Tormanen
Chair of Finnish Ecomodernists
 
Take Aanstoot
Founder and Chair, Swedish Ecomodernist Society
 
Adam Blazowski
FOTA4Climate, Poland
 
Pavel Gajda
Institute of Sustainable Energy, Poland
 
Marc Deffrennes
weCARE
 
Valerie Faudon
Nuclear 4 Climate
 
Myrto Tripathi
Voix du Nucléaire, France
 
Eric Maucort
Sauvons le Climat, France
 
Paul Bossens
100TWh, Belgium
 
Iida Ruishalme
Mothers for Nuclear
 
Rauli Partanen
Think Atom, Finland
 
Barbro Walker
Professor of childhood education, University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, 
Germany
 
Jenifer Baxter
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, UK
 
Simon Taylor
Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, UK
 
Anton van der Merwe
Professor of molecular immunology, University of Oxford, UK
 
T Ben Britton
Imperial College London, UK
 
Armond Cohen
Clean Air Task Force, US
 
Josh Freed
Third Way, US
 
Todd Moss
Energy for Growth
 
Ted Nordhaus
Breakthrough Institute, US
 
Tracey Durning
Energy Options Network, US
 
Suzanne Hobbs Baker
Fastest Path to Zero Initiative, University of Michigan, US
 
Jessica Lovering
Carnegie Mellon University, US
 
Eric Meyer
Generation Atomic (US)
 
Ben Heard
Bright New World, (Australia) 

 Esperimento:
 
Ovviamente non ho letto cio' che hai postato. Mi puoi solo far vedere dove parli del PD?

 dal Financial Times:
 
sono appena usciti e già non si trovano più senza mettere il naso negli affari EUropei.
gli inglesi vogliono fare gli americani, ma senza EUropa a chi la danno a bere?
intanto non so manco io che cavolo fare.
quasi quasi mi faccio il passaporto UK. nientemeno hanno bisogno del passaporto per andare oltre confine, e la carta d'identità?
se vuoi far andare in freva un inglese, deve chiedere loro come mai non hanno ancora inventato la carta d'identità? al consolato italiano la danno per telefono o quasi ed ora si può fare anche in aeroporto, in Italia.
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