Ireland should build a nuclear power plant

The letter from Dr Edward Hogan in the Irish Examiner (Oct 26), regarding the UK nuclear power plant to be built at Hinkley is based on unfounded pop-science.

Tue, 29 Oct, 2013 - 00:00

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The facts Dr Hogan presents are unfounded as levels of radiation in the Irish sea are natural.

Moreover, the UK nuclear industry is subject to the most stringent compliance criteria.

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Courts Columnists Place: UK Place: Hinkley Place: Irish Place: Cork Person: Dr Person: Edward Hogan Person: Hogan Person: Patrick L O’Brien Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Irish Examiner Organisation: UK government

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