Published September 1980 | Version v1
Journal article

Nuclear energy: a vital energy choice

  • 1. CEA, 75 - Paris (France)

Description

Speaking from the platform of the XIIIth annual session of the International Atomic Energy Agency, at New Delhi, AEC managing director Michel Pecqueur made a solemn appeal to the world community for the decisions which are needed on energy. The present energy crisis can lead the world to a recession and be a factor in grave troubles for peace and balance in the world. The crisis cannot be resolved without accrued recourse to the use of nuclear energy. Two essential themes were outlined: the development of nuclear energy in the world, and the increased reduction of proliferation risks. In concluding, he expressed the hop that with a greater effort in information media, the nuclear fact-of-life would be better accepted by the general public in future, for it is there that lies a brake which may hinder nuclear energy development

Abstract (French)

A la tribune de la XIIIe session annuelle de l'Agence Internationale de l'Energie Atomique, a New-Delhi, M. Michel Pecqueur, Administrateur General du CEA, a lance un solennel appel a la communaute mondiale afin que soient prises les decisions energetiques qui s'imposent. La crise energetique, qui sevit actuellement peut conduire l'economie mondiale a une recession, facteur de troubles graves pour l'equilibre et la paix du monde. Crise qui ne pourra etre resolue sans un recours accru a l'energie nucleaire. Ce discours est axe sur deux themes essentiels: le developpement de l'energie nucleaire dans le monde et la reduction importante des risques de proliferation

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (French)
Le nucleaire: un choix energetique vital

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Tech. Energ.
Journal Issue
no.39
Series
Tech. Energ.

INIS

Country of Publication
France
Country of Input or Organization
France
INIS RN
12576040
Subject category
S29: ENERGY PLANNING, POLICY AND ECONOMY;
Descriptors DEI
ENERGY POLICY; NUCLEAR ENERGY; PROLIFERATION; PUBLIC OPINION
Descriptors DEC
ENERGY