[June 1 2011]
In the aftermath of Japan’s nuclear crisis at Fukushima, some European nations are rethinking their atomic plans. But France, home to 58 of 143 reactors in the EU, remains nuclear energy’s champion, and does not plan to retire its power stations but expand them. Emma Jane Kirby examines why on BBC News Europe.
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Japan raises nuclear crisis to level 7: the same level as Tchernobyl
Italy says No to nuclear energy!
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BIRKENSTOCK BOX x Rick Owens Launch Party at Rick Owens, Los Angeles
Sofie in the Dutch fields
CRAUSH an exhibition by Régina Demina, at Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers
Costa Rica during lockdown by Olivia Ghalioungui
Purple TV PRESENTS: “Bedtime Story,” a short film by Aaron Rose
William Eggleston
Au Départ for Purple #35 the Island issue
“White Bread” an exhibition by Olivia Sterling at Cob Gallery, London
“A Strange Encounter” an exhibition by Harold Ancart at CLEARING, Beverly Hills
“Landscape of Shadows” Comme des Garçons F/W 2021, Tokyo
“Metal Couture” Noir Kei Ninomiya F/W 2021, Tokyo
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