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If the UK government is serious about cutting noxious emissions, it needs to step on it. We should not have to wait 23 years to breathe easyOnly 20 years ago, it would have sounded like the stuff of fantasy: a clean, green...

Brexit department warns EU counterparts it will ‘return waste to its country of origin’ if an agreement on nuclear cooperation cannot be reached

The UK is currently a world leader in fusion research; leaving Euratom would be calamitousIn the south of France, the largest scientific experiment mankind has ever embarked upon is rising out of the ground...

Department for Exiting the EU publishes position papers on Euratom treaty and European court of justice

MPs say leaving European nuclear treaty without replicating benefits could lead to ‘economically crushed’ communities

Keir Starmer pledges to work across parties to prevent ‘reckless’ plan as part of Brexit, as radiologists warn of effect on patients

Tory rebels are fighting over the UK’s participation in the European atomic energy community. What happens if Britain does quit?

Government considering ‘associate membership’ of group that governs movement of radioactive material across Europe

Survey by Energy Institute finds industry professionals think policy is ‘on pause’ and warn Brexit is ‘material concern’

Predictions of gloom after the Brexit vote didn’t materialise – but this time we face an income squeeze and an EU ticking clock

Leaving Euratom treaty without new deals would have dramatic impact on Hinkley Point C and other stations, says NIA

Business committee says leaving EU means exiting European atomic power treaty, which could ‘threaten power supplies’

Risk of energy sector being denied entry to Europe’s internal energy market looms large – with Brexit also likely to exacerbate industry skills shortages

Conservative thinktank finds voters want to protect laws on beach standards and renewable energy production

Leaving Euratom treaty will shut down nuclear industry if international safety agreements are not made in time, MPs told