SES campaign on nuclear waste storage
The Swiss Energy Foundation SES is defending itself against the immature plans for nuclear waste disposal nuclear waste disposal - with a nuclear waste campaign launched today, Friday.
Next Tuesday, all households in affected communities will receive the "Nuclear Waste Gazette". The aim is to draw the population's attention to unanswered questions, according to an SES press release. In addition, "Atommüll XY ungelöst" ("Nuclear waste XY unresolved") information events will be held in the regions from June, as nuclear waste is not simply household waste, SES added. Nuclear waste radiates for up to a million years. The safest possible solution must be found for this storage.
The affected population in the siting regions should be informed about these unanswered questions. For this reason, every household in the storage perimeter of the affected siting regions will receive the SES Nuclear Waste Scoreboard next Tuesday, May 25, 2010.
The affected population in the siting regions should be informed about these unanswered questions. For this reason, every household in the storage perimeter of the affected siting regions will receive the SES Nuclear Waste Scoreboard next Tuesday, May 25, 2010.
