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ON May 23 last, the British government issued a consultation document on the future of the nuclear industry in Britain and last week the four Fianna Fáil MEPs made a formal submission in response.

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Ireland to take EC to court in bid to close Sellafield

IRELAND plans to take the European Commission to court in the latest move to have Sellafield closed.

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Greens welcome planned closure of Thorp plant

The Green Party has welcomed the decision by British Nuclear Fuels to close the Thorp reprocessing plant at Sellafield before the end of this decade.

Tue, 26 Aug, 2003

Sellafield as risky to Irish as it is to Cumbrians

HEALTH and radiation surveys have pointed to the Sellafield nuclear processing plant in Cumbria as being almost as much a hazard for people on Ireland's east coast as it is to those living and working near the British plant.

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