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  • Li Peng (en)
  • Félix Gaillard (en)
  • Jean-Martin Folz (en)
  • Anne Lauvergeon, CEO of Areva (en)
  • Frédéric Joliot-Curie (en)
  • Lord Walter Marshall (en)
  • Marcel Boiteux, CEO of EDF. (en)
  • Nicolas Sarkozy, President of the Republic (en)
  • Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, President of France (en)
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  • 2022-08-29 (xsd:date)
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  • "To continue, in France, within our small borders, to pursue a technique in which the world is not interested, makes no sense today." (en)
  • "One of our group's great strengths is its integrated model, i.e. its ability to be present across the entire nuclear cycle, from mining to recycling". (en)
  • " Unfortunately, it was through the shattering explosion of Hiroshima that this new conquest of Science was revealed to us. Despite this terrifying apparition, I am convinced that this conquest will bring mankind more good than harm." (en)
  • "France's nuclear policy is one of France's assets, we mustn't touch it." (en)
  • "Making gold is little compared to what modern alchemy has achieved in making plutonium, which is worth much more than gold and will become the source of the country's wealth and power sooner than gold." (en)
  • "France has no coal, France has no oil, France has no gas, France has no choice." (en)
  • "We have every right to believe that researchers, breaking or building elements at will, may find the means to achieve veritable transmutations of an explosive nature, genuine chemical chain reactions." (en)
  • "France was the first country to enter into negotiations with China on a nuclear power plant project, the first to be willing to sell us reactors, and the first to declare its readiness to transfer its technology to us without subsequent control of its use." (en)
  • "The construction of the Flamanville EPR [...] can only be considered a failure for EDF." (en)
  • "With this type of reactor [breeder reactors] and its plutonium reserves, France will have as much energy as Saudi Arabia with all its oil." (en)
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  • Minister of Energy, 1984. (en)
  • Chairman of the Central Electricity Generating Board , 1986. (en)
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  • History of France's civil nuclear program (en)
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