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Bradwell nuclear project would become vulnerable to sea level rise

BANNG refutes recent statement by BRB that Bradwell B would be Essex’s
biggest contribution to reduced carbon emissions. Low lying land at
Bradwell would become vulnerable to sea level rise. And Bradwell B would be
unlikely to start operating before the middle of next decade – far too
late to make an appreciable contribution to a net zero 2050. In fact it
would have a negative impact on renewable energy and flexibility.

 Maylands Mayl 10th Dec 2021

December 11, 2021 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | climate change, UK