Don't Nukethe Climate
Nuclear Power cannot solve the Climate Crisis. DNTC is a network of anti-nuclear and environmental organisations from around the Globe.
Why nuclear power won't solve the climate crisis
DNTC is a global network of anti-nuclear and environmental organisations proving why nuclear is not the solution to the climate crisis.
Read the full statementToo Dirty!
Along the fuel chain, uranium mining, enrichment and NPP normal operation create vast amounts of radioactive and toxic waste.
Too Dangerous!
Nuclear disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima endanger whole countries and regions. Nuclear Power also increases the risk of nuclear weapons proliferation.
Too Expensive!
Hundreds of billions would have to be spent for the construction of new plants and for managing nuclear waste.
Too Slow!
Nuclear power is a slow response to a pressing problem. It takes decades for new power plants to be built, whereas renewables are ready to be used and reduce CO₂ emissions immediately.
Videos
Reports
Debt, Delays, Dependencies
Why Public Banks Should Not Support Nuclear Power
Is it Safe?
A Framework for Assessing and Addressing the Ongoing Humanitarian and Environmental Consequences of Nuclear Testing
The Global Crisis of Nuclear Waste
A report commissioned by GP France
The Alarming Rise of False Climate Solutions
MisAdventure: Carbon Capture on the Gulf Coast
CEDAR
Climate, Energy, and Development Accountability Report
Rock Solid 2
A Scientific Review of Geology and Hydrology
Nuclear power and climate action
An Assessment for the Future.
Climate Change and Nuclear Power
An Analysis of Nuclear Greenhouse Gas Emissions.
World Nuclear Industry Status Report
The Independent Assessment of Nuclear Developments in the World.
Uranium Atlas
Facts and Data about the Raw Material of the Atomic Age.
Impact stories
“Diné activist Leona Morgan describes New Mexico as the belly of the nuclear beast, from the Trinity Test to the Churchrock spill and a proposed waste storage site.”
Leona Morgan
Haul No
“Dave Sweeney of the Australian Conservation Foundation explains how public support for a nuclear free campaign builds on decades of community action against uranium mining and waste.”
Anonymous
Dave Sweeney
“Lijon Eknilang, born on Rongelap Atoll, recalls the radioactive fallout after the 1954 nuclear test, the illnesses and miscarriages that followed, and the loss of her homeland.”
Lijon Eknilang
Don't Nuke the Climate – The Podcast
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