German police unable to protect nuclear waste train
www.euronews.net The progress of the train carrying Nuclear waste to Germany from France is now around 40 kilometers from its destination but is still being halted by protesters. Police are finding themselves unable to move quickly enough, as they first removed anti-nuclear activists who chained themselves to the rails, Only to be stopped once more by protesters who had fixed themselves to cast concrete blocks on the track, which contained wires, chains and car tires within them.
Nuclear waste train arrives in Germany
www.euronews.net Protesters did their best to stop it, but a train carrying nuclear waste has arrived in Germany after a five day journey from France. Greenpeace members were there to attempt to record radioactive levels, before containers are transferred to a storage facility. Hundreds of protesters made a last-ditch attempt to stop the train, with some chaining and cementing themselves to railway tracks. The line was eventually cleared, however, allowing the train to arrive at its destination.
Germany tries to head off nuclear waste protests
www.euronews.net Anti-nuclear activists are getting mobilised in Germany as authorities prepare to receive a consignment of nuclear waste from France. Some 200-300 protesters descended on the small town of Berg close to the border to try to stop the shipment travelling by train. The demonstrators argue it presents an environmental hazard, a claim denied by the authorities.
Anti-Nuclear protesters resists French shipment of nuclear waste to Germany
According to CCTV News, a train shipment of nuclear waste from France's La Hague facility met resistance first in France as it departed Wednesday and then in Germany. French anti-nuclear protesters, some of whom damaged rail tracks, managed to delay the shipment. 300 French protesters in Northern France were met by police with batons and tear gas. Per the Associated Press, further resistance by German anti-nuclear protesters has taken the form of a peaceful protest in Dannenberg where 23000 activists showed up to demonstrate, as well as 50 protesters who attempted to sabotage train tracks. 300 protesters in Berlin threw rocks and fireworks at police.FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. constitutes 'fair use' of any such as provided in Title 17 USC section 107 the US Copyright Law.
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Nuclear waste train trundles home
www.euronews.net A controversial rail consignment of nuclear waste headed for Germany through France has continued on its way without further interruptions from environmentalists. The highly radioactive material originates from German nuclear plants but has been processed at La Hague in northwest France. Before it even started its return journey near Valognes for its destination of Gorleben, hundreds of protesters tried to occupy the railway tracks.
Activists chained to German railtrack
Nov 27 - Greenpeace activists chain themselves to a railway track in protest against a nuclear waste transport train in Germany. Marie-Claire Fennessy reports.
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German Police Use Water Cannons on Protesters
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ me.lt German police use water cannons against anti-nuclear protesters in Metzingen, as scuffles break out between police and demonstrators. The protesters are against the shipment and storage of nuclear waste. Scuffles broke out between anti-nuclear protesters and German police early on Saturday in the northern town of Metzingen. This is about 19 miles away from where a shipment of highly radioactive nuclear waste was expected to arrive at a storage depot later in the weekend. Police used water cannons on a smaller group of protesters which had distanced itself from a nearby camp of some 700 to 800 activists, many of whom shouted at police to go away. A heavily protected train carrying 150 tonnes of reprocessed nuclear waste was en route to the Gorleben storage site in Germany's Lower Saxony state. The train left Areva's nuclear fuel reprocessing facility in Normandy, France on Wednesday after scuffles there between police and hundreds of protesters who tried to foil the transport by occupying train tracks near the town of Valognes. The train was the last of 12 shipments of treated German nuclear waste sent in recent years from France to Gorleben.
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Nuclear "Renaissance" Faltering, German Waste Arrives, Orchard Decon, Taiwan Waste, India Confused
NukeNe.ws - Kyoto U. engineer Disposing of contaminated soil would surpass the capacity of all disposal sites in Japan (PHOTO) :: Japan Times: "Dangerously high levels" of radiation detected in rice from Date — 60 km from Fukushima meltdowns :: Iran attack: UK embassy stormed in Tehran (VIDEO, PHOTOS) :: US Could Achieve Over $80 Billion In Lower Energy Costs By Focusing On Safer, Renewable Energy Nuclear waste gets to final destination in Germany Southeast Asia to pursue nuclear power? Sarkozy backs nuke industry amid protests TEPCO to sell $2.4 bn KDDI stake for nuclear payout Nuclear waste train reaches German rail terminus Iran threatens 150000 missile response to Israeli Jerichos Excessive Radioactive Cesium levels found in more Fukushima rice, 9 kg sold - 29th Nov 2011 Nuclear waste arrives in Germany - 29th Nov 2011 Japan's Decon Bubble: This Is the Way They'll Decon Orchards in Fukushima We may be entering an era of rational laws for the public good Jaitapur nuclear plant delayed in haggles over Nuclear Liability Law, and Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty Renewable energy set to boom $trillions at stake, as nuclear 'renaissance' falters French company AREVA finding wind energy a better bet than nuclear? Illness of Fukushima nuclear plant director -- could be radiation caused? Taiwan's nuclear waste dilemma Sabotage? Sat-pic shows Iran missile base devastation The lingering nuclear disaster of Chernobyl Explosion near Isfahan, in Iran, possibly near nuclear centre <b>...</b>
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Video of 'nuclear train' clashes as toxic waste hauled to German dump
Anti-nuclear activists clashed with police in Leitstade, Germany as they tried to get to the track in the path of the Castor train carrying nuclear waste. It is on a journey from a reprocessing plant in France to a storage facility at nearby Gorleben. Activists tried to block roads in the woods of Leitstade, clashing with riot police, sending flares and setting fire to an armoured personnel carrier. Police used water cannon to disperse the demonstrators. Activists maintain that neither the waste containers nor the Gorleben site, a temporary storage facility, are safe.
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Protest-hit 'Nuclear train' enters Germany
www.euronews.net A train carrying radioactive nuclear waste has resumed its journey to a storage site in Germany, after crossing the French border. Anti-nuclear protesters in France clashed with police when the train left Valognes on Wednesday, carrying 11 containers of reprocessed waste to Gorleben. Thursday's stop in Remilly was planned, according to nuclear giant Areva. Activists denounced the move, saying it put an urban area at risk. Today more confrontation looks likely in Germany where clashes erupted ahead of the train's arrival.
Activists try to stop German nuclear waste train
Hundreds of anti-nuclear protestors have tried to stop a shipment of toxic waste in the last stages of its journey across Germany by train. Sixty tons of material are making their way from the western city of Karlsruhe to Lubmin, the main processing facility in eastern Germany. Some activists argued with police. Others even chained themselves to the tracks. Hundreds of police officers travelled in the wagons themselves to keep the train on the rails. There are regular nuclear shipments across Germany. ... www.euronews.net
1000 TONS of Radioactive Material from GERMANY to be Shipped to Tennesse and Burned - July 2011
FLABBERGASTING D:{ I wonder how many endearing FUMBLES they will make with this radioactive football of death during transport, either on purpose or just to scare us. -------------------------------------- Audio News Report + Article Courtesy of NPR (National Public Radio) and Matt Shafer Powell: "The city of Oak Ridge, Tenn., is anticipating the arrival of nearly 1000 tons of nuclear waste from Germany. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved a plan in June for an American company to import and burn low-level nuclear waste from Germany. Radioactive residue left over from the process will be sent back to Germany for disposal, but opponents have voiced concerns that the US will become the world's radioactive waste processor. But, very little of that opposition is coming from Oak Ridge." www.npr.org www.nrc.gov http local-oversight.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I keemixed the videoz all by myself! feel free to repost as needed ^,^ boo to radioactive German scheisse poo D:{ Come on, Tennesee, you're walking us to the PLANK on some IMPORTANT ISSUES.. *FLASHBACK* ~~JUNE 11, 2011 ~~ "Tennessee Bans Posting 'Offensive Images' Online" www.youtube.com That was ANOTHER sneaky congressional move by the state of Tennessee to take away an important right and WTF. TN. Are you guys awake or alive or is it just those who are making these bills/laws pass and their own families that actually live in TN? Tsk tsk you guys D: And on THAT one I had do dig up from underneath a rusted old tree stump <b>...</b>
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*GERMAN PEOPLE AWAKE* Nuclear Waste Train Stopped as Police Cry for their Mommies
STORY: 17000 police officers that marched into the woods around the nuclear storage facility in Gorleben in northern Germany on Sunday morning looked invincible. Police personnel from France, Croatia and Poland had joined in the biggest security operation ever mounted against protestors against the a train carrying nuclear waste to an depot in an isolated part of Lower Saxony's countryside. But by Sunday night, those same police officers were begging the protestors for a respite. Trapped in black, icy woods without supplies or reinforcements able to reach them because of blockades by a mobile fleet of farmer's tractors, the exhausted and hungry police officers requested negotiations with the protestors. The Castor train -- called a „Chernobyl on wheels" because it has been carrying 133 tonnes of highly radioactive waste to an unsafe depot -- was stopped in the middle of the countryside and Nato barbed wire was placed around it. Lit by floodlights and guarded by a handful of police, the most dangerous train on the planet was forced to a halt after a 63 hour journey across France and Germany. The failure of the biggest ever police operation two thousand years later in the woods of Lower Saxony to tame women, elderly people and school children protesting the government's nuclear policy, could well also go down as a turning point. The Berlin government can no longer rely on the discredited mainstream media to control the way people see issues. The German people as a whole are <b>...</b>
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Stop Castor! Fierce battles in Germany as protesters fight 'nuclear waste' trucks
A convoy of trucks transporting over 100 tonnes of nuclear waste has finally reached a storage depot in northern Germany. It comes after a series of delays due to days of disruptive protests. Police had to forcibly remove thousands of activists along the route who attempted to intercept its journey from France. The campaigners oppose the government's commitment to nuclear energy and claim the waste facility is unsafe. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Fukushima victims at the rally at Gorleben, Germany
for subs, click the cc-button down right This is a video by Greenpeace, Germany, featuring some japanese members of the rally against the Castor-transports to Gorleben, Germany. Gorleben was supposed to be the final deposition for nuclear waste in Germany but is heavily criticized for safety reasons. There are claims that radiation measurements on site are too high to admit any adding of nuclear waste to what has already summed up during the last decades of years. The people of the Wendland region have always fought an impressive fight against this issue and probably have attributed more to the anti-nuclear movement than anyone can pay back. Thank you, citizens of Wendland!!!! Original video by Greenpeace, Germany: youtu.be
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Germany antinuclear blockade - no comment
No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net Police moved protesters from several points along a railway line in Germany on Sunday morning, ahead of the arrival of a controversial nuclear waste delivery. The so-called 'Castor' (cask for storage and transport of radioactive material) train carrying the shipment entered western Germany after delays in France, where activists damaged rail tracks.
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Made in Germany | Nuclear Waste in Sweden - Yes Please!
For the past seven years,two Swedish towns have been competing for the right to host a high-level nuclear waste storage facility. Strange but true. While most would consider it highly undesirable to have such a plant right on their doorstep,the municipalities of Oskarshamn and Östhammar saw it as an opportunity to ensure that public coffers be full for years to come.Now the company responsible for the nuclear waste,SKB,has made a decision - one of the towns will get the radioactive waste,the other will go empty-handed. A report by Hagen Tober.
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German Police clash with anti-nuclear protesters
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Germany nuclear waste protests
Protests against a train carrying nuclear waste from France to Germany held its rail journey up more than a day. A shipment of highly radioactive waste has finally reached its storage site in Germany, after its journey was dogged by anti-nuclear activists. It took 92 hours for the German waste to be returned from France, where it had been reprocessed. It reached its final destination only after police spent much of Monday night clearing about 3000 protesters who were blockading the route.
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GERMANY - NUCLEAR POWER: Gorleben refuses to go nuclear
GERMANY - NUCLEAR POWER: Gorleben refuses to go nuclear The inhabitants of Gorleben, a town in northern Germany, have been battling against plans to store radioactive waste at a dump near their homes for three decades now. They have vowed to do everything they can to prevent what they've dubbed the "train from hell" delivering the waste.
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Water Cannon Used On Nuclear Waste Train Protesters
From: www.youtube.com November 25, 2011 - Police have used water cannons against anti-nuclear protesters in northern Germany as a train carrying some 150 tonnes of reprocessed nuclear waste from France made its way to a nearby storage facility. Protesters lit flares in the woods near the town of Leitstade on Friday and set up roadblocks near the railway lines. Al Jazeera's Andrew Potterreports. FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.
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Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing at AREVA's La Hague Plant
Under a commercial contract, German power companies have sent some of their spent nuclear fuel to AREVA's reprocessing plant in France. Germany will receive back the vitrified nuclear waste resulting from reprocessing which is required by the French law and has led to intergovernmental agreements.
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