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Nuclear power was unwanted even when it was cheaper than solar and wind electricity

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Thomas Kåberger,
Publish date
2025
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nuclear-power-was-unwanted-even-when-it-was-cheaper_0.pdf

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        • Affected areas in Europe
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        • Effects of acidification
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        • Effects of europhication
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        • Damage to vegetation
        • Effects on forestry, agriculture and buildings
        • Toxic air in Europe
      • Policy initiatives
        • Air quality standards worldwide
        • WHO Air Quality Guidelines
        • LRTAP Convention
        • EU air pollution policy
          • The NEC directive
          • Industrial emissions
          • Legislation on vehicles and fuels
          • The EU Ambient Air Quality Directives
      • Do Your Bit!
    • Climate Change
      • The 1.5°C limit means we can avoid the worst of the climate crisis
      • IPCC 6th Assessment Report 2023
      • IPCC: Current Status and Trends 2023
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      • Climate change impacts
      • Global climate targets
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  • Acid News
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      • Introduction: Northern Forest and Climate Change
      • Sink or Source - Northern forests at a cross-roads
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      • Strong potential for better climate mitigation strategies
    • Ocean Acidification Working Group
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