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Green Party wants international conference on Temelin

05/09/2001
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Upper Austria's Green Party has called on the Austrian government to organise an international conference on the Czech Republic's Temelin nuclear power plant. The party says it wants to use political debate to discuss and find ways to have the plant shut down. This would include offering financial help to the Czech Republic, should it allow the plant to be shut down.

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