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Australia

Legalise Nuclear Energy in Australia

Of the 20 largest economies globally, Australia is the only one with a ban on nuclear power.

32 countries including the US, UK, Finland, and Sweden have used nuclear energy for decades. Today, 50 countries are considering using nuclear energy for the first time. 

At a time when Australia is experiencing an energy and climate crisis, we must have all clean energy options on the table, including nuclear energy. 

 

Spain

stop the closure of the Almaraz nuclear plant

In 2027, the first nuclear reactors in Spain are expected to be shut down. The Almaraz nuclear plant generates 7% of what Spain consumes and avoids the emission of six million tons of CO₂ each year.

Keeping it operational is key to economic development, the fight against climate change, and the well-being of thousands of people in the region. Without Almaraz, the country’s access to stable energy will be seriously compromised.

United States

support nuclear energy in new york

New York released a draft of its new State Energy Plan for public comment—and now, for the first time, it includes new nuclear. Make your support known and submit written comments on the Draft State Energy Plan through October 6, 2025.

After the loss of the Indian Point nuclear plant in 2021, emissions from in-state increased, and a reliable source of clean power was lost. Help New York carve a new path forward with nuclear front and center.