While the Castor transport of highly radioactive waste from the reprocessing plant at La Hague to Germany to Wendland moves, it's worth taking a look at the reprocessing plant itself to throw.
The following video shows that daily 400 cubic meters of radioactive waste to be disposed of in a 4.5 km long sewer line from the facility in the English Channel. The liberated iodine 129 isotope can be used both in Germany in the rain and in the Arctic show yet.
In an international treaty banned the dumping of radioactive waste, but only from ships. And so the introduction of an annual 33.2 million liters of radioactive waste into the sea is still legal.
Sampling at the outlet of the line show that cesium, cobalt and other isotopes to get seafood in the food chain. Greenpeace also managed to take air samples above the exhaust stacks of La Hague. The Analsysen showed extremely high levels, several 10000 becquerels per liter of air. In a few days, depending on wind direction affected large parts of Europe. This
Emessionen from La Hague in accordance with a permanent nuclear waste disposal accident
Reprocessing plant at La Hague nuclear radioactive
If you want to pursue the actions against the Castor transport, may be due to
http://www.castorticker.de/
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