In this article, IF volunteer Sol Woodroffe, considers the intergenerational fairness of the government’s financing models for Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C. Building a nuclear power station: an intergenerational decision Building a nuclear reactor is very expensive. In fact, the financing costs are the most expensive part. According to the World Nuclear Association, capital… Read more » The post Who is paying for Britain’s nuclear revival? appeared first on Intergenerational Foundation.| Intergenerational Foundation
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Highlighting the APPG’s activities over the last months, and round up the latest developments in postgrowth thinking and policymaking in the UK and abroad.| Limits To Growth
