Germany, July 9th 2009:
Vattenfall – swedish atomic reactor operator – also active in Germany, is in the headlines again. Again because of bad information policy and again because of an atomic scandal. The 2nd atomic scandal in one week, in one Vattenfall atomic power plant.
On July 6th 2009 there was the fire in a general [...]
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Atomic Scandal Vattenfall
Posted in 2009, Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, CDU, Chernobyl, Germany, IAEA, ICRP, IPPNW, Krümmel, Vattenfall, accident, anti-nuclear, energy, nuclear, reactor on July 12, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Vattenfall reactor – incident is the normal case
Posted in Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, Brunsbüttel, Germany, IAEA, ICRP, IPPNW, Krümmel, Radiation, Vattenfall, accident, anti-nuclear, nuclear, reactor on July 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Again, a fire broke out in a generator transformer SOURCE – just like in 2007. Watch Vattenfall’s press conference online HERE
Emergency shut-down was and is the consequence. The reactor is now provided by external power grid. Federal environment minister Sigmar Gabriel now wants to put all atomic power plants under federal supervision. German chancelor Angela [...]
Proven: Higher cancer risc near atomic power plants
Posted in Atom, Atomic power, Brunsbüttel, Chernobyl, Environment, Europe, France, Germany, IAEA, IBB, IEA, IPPNW, KiKK study, Krümmel, McCain, Radiation, Saint-Alban, Strahlenschutz, anti-nuclear, energy, nuclear, reactor on July 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This is my reaction on the Dec. 11th 2007 released German KiKK study: HERE [1] and HERE [2]
And three days later, the IPPNW.org also wrote an article about the study: HERE [1] and HERE [2]
IPPNW also shows the efforts that were necessary. It’s sad, that the German Federal Agency for Radiation Protection (makers of the [...]
Total pull-out from Atomic Energy – Made in Germany
Posted in APEC, ASN, Areva, Areva NP, Asse II, Atom, Atombomb, Atomic power, Axpo, Belarus, Britain, Brunsbüttel, CORE, Caesium, Cancer, Chernobyl, China, Chinon, E.ON, ETHOS, EdF, EnBW, Energie und Geologie, Environment, Europe, Fessenheim, Finland, Flamanville, France, Fukushima., GDF Suez, Germany, Helmholtz Zentrum München, Hiroshima, IAEA, ICRP, IEA, IPPNW, IRSN, Idaho National Engineering, Iran, Japan, Kashiwazaki, Krsko, Krümmel, Landesamt für Bergbau Energie und Geologie, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Lukashenko, Machimura, Mayak, McCain, Nagasaki, Nesterenko, Nevada, North Korea, Olkiluoto, Oskarshamn, Paducah, Palo Verde, Philippsburg, Philipsburg, Plutonium, Radiation, Radium, Rocky Flats, Russia, Russian Academy of Sciences, Sellafield, South Africa, Strahlenschutz, Strontium, Sweden, Switzerland, Three Mile Island, Toshiba, USA, Vattenfall, Westinghouse, Yucca Mountain, accident, energy, nuclear, radioactive waste, reactor, solar, Électricité de France on July 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
German Government plans total pull-out from atomic power.
Remember: Total pull-out from atomic power is in the making by the following countries: Austria, Sweden, Italy, Belgium and Germany (2000). Poland stopped it’s construction of an atomic reactor (although they plan a new one in 2020), Ireland stopped the atomic program in their country.
17 of the E.U. [...]
Toshiba wants to build 65 new atomic reactors
Posted in Areva, Asse II, Atombomb, Atomic power, Belarus, Britain, Brunsbüttel, Caesium, Cancer, Chernobyl, China, Chinon, EdF, EnBW, Environment, Europe, Federation of American Scientists, Fessenheim, France, Fukushima., Germany, Hiroshima, IAEA, ICRP, IEA, IPPNW, IRSN, Iran, Japan, Kashiwazaki, Krsko, Krümmel, Lybia, Machimura, McCain, North Korea, Philippsburg, Plutonium, Radiation, Radium, Russia, Sellafield, South Africa, Strontium, Sweden, Switzerland, Toshiba, USA, Uk, Vattenfall, Westinghouse, energy, nuclear, radioactive waste, reactor, Électricité de France on June 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On June 29th 2008 Toshiba announced their plan to build 65 new atomic reactors. The CEO of Toshiba web told the press to build at least 33 new atomic reactors till 2015 and 65 till 2020. In 2006 Toshiba bought the U.S. company Westinghouse web - U.S. atomic reactor builder. Now, Toshiba is No. #1 [...]
