ALT Berlin, Germany, April 15. Greenpeace celebrates today's closure of three large reactors, enough generation capacity for 5 million people. Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Environment Minister Jurgen Trittin, self-described architect of Germany's "Energiewende", a turn away from nuclear towards Russian pipeline gas and renewables, gives a speech celebrating the completion of much of his vision for German energy.

ALT Berlin, Germany, April 15. Greenpeace celebrates today's closure of three large reactors, enough generation capacity for 5 million people. Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Environment Minister Jurgen Trittin, self-described architect of Germany's "Energiewende", a turn away from nuclear towards Russian pipeline gas and renewables, gives a speech celebrating the completion of much of his vision for German energy.

ALT A representation of Germany's future, from Greenpeace. Smoke, death, and waste.

ALT Berlin, Germany, April 15. Greenpeace celebrates today's closure of three large reactors, enough generation capacity for 5 million people. Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's Environment Minister Jurgen Trittin, self-described architect of Germany's "Energiewende", a turn away from nuclear towards Russian pipeline gas and renewables, gives a speech celebrating the completion of much of his vision for German energy.