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L'Italia verso il ritorno al nucleare dopo 40 anni
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L'Italia verso il ritorno al nucleare dopo 40 anni

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  • Il Senato italiano approva definitivamente il disegno di legge delega per il ritorno al nucleare, chiuso dopo il referendum del 1987.
  • Il governo Meloni plaude alla decisione, mentre opposizioni come Avs e M5s criticano la scelta come economicamente insostenibile e chiedono chiarimenti sulla gestione delle scorie radioattive.

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L'Italia aveva abbandonato l'energia nucleare dopo il referendum del 1987, che portò alla chiusura di tutte le centrali nucleari presenti nel territorio nazionale.

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L'Italia verso il ritorno al nucleare dopo 40 anni. Il Senato approva in via definitiva il disegno di legge delega firmato da Pichetto Fratin che ha lo scopo di ridare al Paese una normativa sull'energia atomica e riaprire le centrali, chiuse dopo il referendum del 1987.

"Una scelta coraggiosa e di buon senso, e un altro impegno mantenuto", esulta Meloni, spiegando che 'ora il governo scriverà le norme attuative su autorizzazioni, sicurezza, gestione dei rifiuti e rapporto con i territori'.

Plaude la maggioranza. Avs e M5s attaccano: "Una follia economica, il ministro ci dica dove mette le scorie".

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  • Il governo scriverà le norme attuative su autorizzazioni, sicurezza, gestione dei rifiuti e rapporto con i territori entro i prossimi mesi.

    Very likely · Within months

Open Questions

  • Quali saranno i siti individuati per le nuove centrali nucleari?
  • Come verrà gestito lo smaltimento a lungo termine delle scorie radioattive?
  • Quali saranno i tempi e i costi previsti per la realizzazione del nuovo programma nucleare?

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