USA’s Greenpeace Climate Campaign – opposes nuclear power – ”just because nuclear pollution is invisible doesn’t mean it’s clean,”
In an article (7/6/21) enthusing about nuclear as the cure for climate, Voice of America still has to admit that top environmenta organisation Greenpeace USA Climate Campaign does not swallow the nuclear-for-climate hoax.
”in response to a query from VOA about the group’s contemporary stance, it did send a statement.
“The climate crisis demands solutions that are fast, equitable and affordable. Nuclear energy is none of these. Nuclear energy is both expensive and dangerous, and just because nuclear pollution is invisible doesn’t mean it’s clean,” according to Greenpeace USA Climate Campaign Manager Anusha Narayanan. “We have the renewable energy technology needed to meet the demands of the climate crisis. Instead of pouring money into new nukes, the Biden administration should focus on phasing out fossil fuels and investing in the transition to a renewable energy economy.”
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