Greens Urge Ireland to Insist on Hinkley Nuclear Power Consultation Following UNESC Ruling

Ireland in relation to the two new nuclear power stations, which the UK government wants to impose
Note that if the Government of Ireland fails to act promptly, then the people of Ireland, as well as those in other impacted countries, may complain to the UN under the Aarhus Convention, as explained below the News Release. In fact, members of the public do not have to wait, but can act now if they wish. Their rights have already been violated.
News Release from The Green Party, Ireland:
“Greens urge Government to insist on Hinkley consultation following UNESC ruling 9th May 2016
The Green Party today accused the United Nations Economic and Social Council of ‘pulling punches’, following their finding that Britain has breached the Espoo convention, but failure to deliver a recommendation.
UNESC found that Britain failed to notify neighbouring states and the general public of the threat of…
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