To get daily news updates straight to your news feed. Not in London dust think? Are you on Facebook? We plan to approve 8 Nuclear Power Stations in 10 years. It’s likely he would no longer depend on oil. If we had welcomed Scottish Power’s 2010 commercial wind turbines north of Evesham, expanding local funding to continue SeSaME’s insulation work with Wychavon Officers and Central grant money, I wouldn’t be telling a village pensioner in our oil buying syndicate his 1000 litres of oil would cost £1000, and did he want it. Sellafield, Chernobyl and Fukushima quickly made nuclear a too hot topic.

This poem is respectfully dedicated to the So they thought that they’d dump it in Evesham, Where you just don’t know who it offends,Īre all places one…. There are too many folk there (with friends),Īnd they couldn’t go and put it near Brighton,īecause that’s where they spend their week-ends. A gentle, but potent dig at the haves, not joining the have nots, still evident today. This allows for embedding of sub-grid features as 1-D links within a 2-D modeling domain. Solves the fully dynamic equations of motion for one- and two-dimensional flow in open channels, riverine flood plains, alluvial fans and in coastal zones. The prize was an original poem personally typed by Terry Jones. A dynamic coupling of MIKE 11/ MIKE HYDRO River (one-dimensional) and MIKE 21 (two-dimensional) models. STRANGE how crucial decisions take us back to where we were before, knowing how they didn’t pass muster.ĭecades ago nuclear power was the hot answer to our energy needs, despite solar, off shore and onshore wind, hydro and battery technology being the cleanest option.Įarly 1980s saw the nuclear industry seeking planning permission for test drilling in the Vale, seeking to utilize our clay soil’s impermeability for storage of high level nuclear waste.Įvesham Friends of the Earth ran a competition to guess where it might go.

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