Swiss Referendum Against New Nuclear Power Stations Submitted in Bern
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A broad alliance has submitted more than 131'800 signatures for the referendum against the construction of new nuclear power plants.
The alliance "No to new nuclear power plants" has collected and submitted the necessary signatures. It mentions, among other things, high costs and dependence on uranium imports as arguments
A broad alliance in Switzerland has collected more than 131,800 signatures for a referendum against the construction of new nuclear power plants. The signatures were submitted to the Federal Chancellery in Bern on Tuesday. The “No to New Nuclear Power Plants” alliance said they were collected in three months, making the referendum possible, Watson reports. The alliance warns of costs that could run into billions of francs, security risks and a r…
The people will vote again on nuclear power plants in February 2027. A committee has submitted almost 132,000 signatures against the planned lifting of the new construction ban.
According to its own statements, a broad alliance has collected more than 131'800 signatures for the referendum against the construction of new nuclear power plants, which were submitted to the Federal Chancellery in Berne on Tuesday.
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