POSTER CAMPAIGN
Our new posters have been designed especially for TASC by member Audrey West of Halesworth. Audrey has already designed TASC’s very popular set of postcards which you may have already seen, so look out for the new posters with the
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Too Hot To Handle ~ Pete Wilkinson ~ EADT 07/06/21
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Sizewell C nuclear power station could ‘suck up over 500 million fish’ and harm species including otters and rare natterjack toads 29.04.21 The Independent
The Independent 29.04.21
Sizewell C nuclear power station could ‘suck up over 500 million fish’ and harm species including otters and rare Natterjack toads, campaigners warn.
Impact on environment will be ‘national disgrace’, says co-founder of Greenpeace UK
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Sizewell C opponents forecast ‘huge number’ of fish deaths~EADT 28.04.21
Tom Potter
Crime Correspondent EADT 28.04.21
Campaigners opposed to the construction of a third nuclear power plant on the coast of Suffolk have accused developers of triggering the annual “slaughter” of 28.5 million fish.
According to pressure group Together …
Sizewell C nuclear plant could kill 500m fish, campaigners say~The Guardian 28.04.21
Karen McVeigh senior news reporter for the Guardian reports on TASC claims on fish deaths at SZC Wednesday 28th April 2021
More than 500 million fish, including protected species, could be sucked into the cooling system of a proposed £20bn
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TASC Press Release … ‘Seascape’ response in Guardian 28.04.21
TASC PRESS RELEASE
STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL NOON ON WEDNESDAY THE 28TH APRIL 2021
CEFAS TURNS A BLIND EYE TO THE WHOLESALE MASSACRE OF PROTECTED FISH SPECIES DUE TO EDF’S NUCLEAR OPERATIONS AT SIZEWELL
Using figures taken directly from …
The 10th Anniversary of the Fukushima Disaster
FUKUSHIMA 10 years on.
The decontamination myth and a decade of human rights violations 2011-2021.
In 2019 TASC hosted an evening with Japanese anti-nuclear activist Kazuhiko Kobayashi, he is still raising funds for the children affected by the disaster
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Nuclear Free Local Authorities Forum Webinar Friday 5th March Join Us
Join us for this enlightening webinar with local contributions from TASC chairman Pete Wilkinson and Stop Sizewell C’s Alison Downes.
The webinar will consider three core issues:
- The financial and the environmental concerns around developing Sizewell C in Suffolk
- The
Beyond banning the bomb, new treaty recognizes its victims, Kate Hudson, CND 31.01.21
Unacceptable suffering
…EADT journalist under fire from ‘Love Suffolk’ stalwart Bob Hoggar 05.02.21
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