Germany announces end to nuclear power by 2023
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Germany announces end to nuclear power by 2023
by Rao Muhammad Aftab Mon Sep 19, 2011 10:53 am
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BERLIN: Germany will shut down all its nuclear plants by 2022, and eight reactors shut down after Japan's nuclear disaster in March will not be reactivated, the government announced Monday.
The decision, announced by Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen, came after a meeting of leaders of the ruling coalition headed by Chancellor Angela Merkel, which lasted from Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday.
It will make Germany the first major industrial power to give up atomic power.(AFP)
BERLIN: Germany will shut down all its nuclear plants by 2022, and eight reactors shut down after Japan's nuclear disaster in March will not be reactivated, the government announced Monday.
The decision, announced by Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen, came after a meeting of leaders of the ruling coalition headed by Chancellor Angela Merkel, which lasted from Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday.
It will make Germany the first major industrial power to give up atomic power.(AFP)
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