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Anti-nuclear rally protests against ‘Chernobyl on wheels’

Posted on November 5, 2010 by Susi Snyder

Protesters confront Areva shipment of 123 tonnes of radioactive waste on 900-mile run from France to Germany. About 30,000 anti-nuclear protesters are expected to demonstrate tomorrow against a shipment of highly radioactive nuclear waste, nicknamed “Chernobyl on wheels”, that is being moved across France and Germany by train.

Read article on Guardian website

Atomic waste train back on move after anti-nuclear blockade

A train carrying reprocessed nuclear waste from France to Germany is back on the move after being blocked by protesters. The almost yearly shipment to Gorleben has become a focus for German anti-nuclear activism.

Read article on Deutsche Welle homepage

Short Video about the blockade in Caen made by an activist on YouTube

Filed under: Nuclear Energy, Uncategorized | Tagged: anti-nuclear, Areva, Chernobyl, radioactive waste |

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