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Nuclear Power
Wednesday 5th July, 2006 15:45 Comments: 0
Tony Blair has all but expressed outright support for a new generation of reactors to meet growing energy demands and climate change obligations ahead of the soon to be released DTI Energy Review. He has admitted an about-face on expanding nuclear power since the last policy review in 2003. Blair told the Commons liaison committee yesterday: "I\'ll be totally honest with you, I\'ve changed my mind."

I came to the conclusion back in 2003 that nuclear power was necessary, and I haven\'t changed my mind.
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