WE DID IT (MAYBE?) DID WE JUST STOP MOORSIDE?
THANKS TO ALL YOU LOVELY FOLK who have campaigned tirelessly to raise the alarm about the diabolic plan for 3 reactors on greenfields near to Sellafield.
The Guardian and other press have reported today that: ““Toshiba recognises that the economically rational decision is to withdraw from the UK nuclear power plant construction project, and has resolved to take steps to wind-up NuGen,” the firm said in a statement.
While the press has not mentioned our vehement local campaign against the Moorside plan Radiation Free Lakeland would like to thank all who have already raised a banner, written, emailed, and more to protest against a new nuclear nightmare in Cumbria.
Not least the brilliant Arnie Gundersen a former US nuclear regulator turned whistleblower who accepted our invitation to speak about the Moorside plan way back in 2014. Incredibly Arnie and another equally qualifed expert Dr Ian Fairlie were considered too…
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