Eurispes A survey reveals that 45.75% of the population does not want the return of nuclear power: "Dangerous and does not address"
ROME - The government campaign for the return to nuclear power for the moment did not break the heart of the Italians. Despite the activism of the Prime Minister and Minister of Industry Claudio Scajola argued the need to build new nuclear power stations as soon as possible, a large majority of citizens remains opposed. To confirm the hostility that the revolt of 2003 against the old storage site for radioactive waste was designed to Scanzano Jonico already stated very clearly, is now a survey conducted by Eurispes in Italy Report 2009.
through a written questionnaire analyzing a sample of 1,118 people representative of the entire national population, the research revealed a percentage of those against the return of nuclear energy equal to 45.75%. The share of favorable stops instead to 38.7%, but in reality should be further reduced as much as 8, 2% of these "yes" is bound to the fact that new plants be built far from their area of \u200b\u200bresidence.
digging in the grounds of "no" to the atom, Eurispes has verified that 27.3% of the waste is dictated the risks that such a choice would, while 18.4% does not consider the atom a quick fix to solve problems related to energy. Among those in favor, however, the prevalent (30.1%) who is to judge the nuclear a good solution to remedy the energy crisis.
The installation of nuclear power stations on the territory seen mostly against residents in the North-West (49.5%) in the South (47.9%) in the central regions (47.2%) and North East (45.7%). In contrast however the Islands, with a majority of favorable (50%). The Report
Eurispes then probed the perception of Italians on environmental issues in general. According to the answers given by interviewees, the emergency number is a waste, with 30.8% of the alerts. Immediately following the concerns are those related to global warming (24.8%), air pollution (19.9%) and energy issues (16.4%).
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