Pull the plug over nuclear reactors
Sir, – I refer to the letter from Dr Steven Welsh (April 11) headed “We have been failed on energy and jobs” in which he states that “Dounreay is crying out to be developed as a site for a small modular nuclear reactor”.
He argues that by ignoring our crying need for nuclear Scotland continues to miss out on investment, jobs and a long-term future for Scotland’s civil nuclear sector.
I presume he knows that Dounreay currently employs 1,300 people with 700 in the supply chain and that the clean up will continue into the 2070s at a cost of £8.7 billion.
Highlands Against Nuclear Power (HANP) will be crying out to prevent any
nuclear in Scotland as it is not carbon free nor safe, does nothing to
reach netzero, is the most expensive form of energy production and the UK
has no solution for dealing with highly radioactive nuclear waste.
Press & Journal 20th April 2026, https://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-press-and-journal-aberdeen-and-aberdeenshire/20260420/282041923714019
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