Germany’s scandal atomic waste disposal ASSE II is in the news again:
More and more salt solution enters the disposal. Experts say: No problem. (Source)
Here are the numbers of the salt solution rise:
11,4 ccm in 24 hrs – that’s 10 % of all salt solution (Source)
No problem.
126,000 barrels of radioactive waste are stored here.
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Creepy atomic waste disposal
Posted in 2009, Asse II, Atom, Atomic power, Germany, Jülich, accident, anti-nuclear, energy, nuclear, radioactive waste, reactor on September 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Radioactive waste disposal Gorleben
Posted in 2009, Atom, Atomic power, CDU, Environment, Germany, Gorleben, IAEA, ICRP, IEA, IPPNW, accident, anti-nuclear, drinking water, energy, nuclear, reactor on August 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Voters in Germany once again are confronted with the atomic decision. The two biggest coalition parties made a contract: To pull out from atomic energy. One of them is pro-Atomic: CDU / The other one contra-Atomic: SPD. The prime minister Wulff of the german federal state Niedersachsen wants atomic power plants to be run longer [...]
Cooling water for reactors too hot
Posted in Atom, Europe, Germany, IAEA, IEA, IRE, anti-nuclear, energy, nuclear, reactor, Électricité de France on July 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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High radiation in German reactor
Posted in Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, CDU, Chernobyl, Germany, IAEA, ICRP, IEA, IPPNW, Jülich, Radiation, accident, anti-nuclear, energy, nuclear, radioactive waste, reactor on July 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Germany, July 18th 2009:
The environment ministry now examines high radiation caused in the research reactor “Jülich” map near the town “Karlsruhe”. In the 1970ies few scandals happened there and they need to be inspected again. Jülich came into service in 1963. It is a pebble bed reactor. It went offline in 1978 after the worst [...]
Windenergy in Belarus
Posted in Atom, Atomic power, Belarus, Brest, IEA, eastern-europe, energy, nuclear, reactor on July 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Printed by the IAHC in Minsk, Belarus, made public in December 2008 at the YouthConference held in Minsk. The photos are from the visit at the Brest State Technical University, April 2008. There, Prof. Severyianin showed us some of his 200 patents he has made. None of his projects have become real, but they are [...]
