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Sunday, 5th July 2009

Nuclear energy

MSPs back nuclear-free goal but seek more years from existing plants A HOLYROOD committee has backed SNP ministers' plans to turn Scotland into a nuclear-free state.

Radioactive particles found on the seabed off Dounreay THREE radioactive particles have been recovered from the seabed near Dounreay during monitoring of the area for "hot spots".

Wind boss calls for atomic mix NUCLEAR power must be part of the energy mix for the future, according to the man behind Europe's largest onshore wind farm, which the First Minister officially opened yesterday.

Green light for £300m store to hold Douneray nucelar waste WORK is due to start next year on the biggest facilities ever built in Scotland for managing radioactive waste.

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