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Greenpeace questions the need for nuclear given safer alternatives with renewables

Greenpeace questions the need for nuclear given safer alternatives with renewables

Aug 11, 2016, at 05:04 am

Chennai/New Delhi, Aug 10 (IBNS): As Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha 'dedicate' the first unit of the Kudankulam Nuclear power plant to the country, Greenpeace India has questioned the wisdom of pushing ahead on this high-risk venture, placing communities and the environment at high risk of nuclear contamination.