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Olkiluoto is an island only separated by a narrow sound from the mainland, connected by a bridge.<ref name="Olkiluoto-Wikipedia">http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Olkiluoto&oldid=68707517 as at April 18, 2010</ref> Olkiluoto is owned by the nuclear industry. It is part of the municipalty of Eurajoki, but the next (and biggest) city is Rauma, located only some 25 kilometers south of the nuclear power plant<ref name="Olkiluoto-Wikipedia"/>. | Olkiluoto is an island only separated by a narrow sound from the mainland, connected by a bridge.<ref name="Olkiluoto-Wikipedia">http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Olkiluoto&oldid=68707517 as at April 18, 2010</ref> Olkiluoto is owned by the nuclear industry. It is part of the municipalty of Eurajoki, but the next (and biggest) city is Rauma, located only some 25 kilometers south of the nuclear power plant<ref name="Olkiluoto-Wikipedia"/>. | ||
| − | As we want to plain to the Finnish government and the international nuclear industry that they have to expect strong resistance against their plans to extend their nuclear developments, the ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' is supposed to come back to Finland in the end. We are not only starting our action in this country that is refered to as a proof of the so-called ''Nuclear Renaissance'' - we will enforce our demand of a nuclear free world by ending up in Finland again. Thus we want to show our solidarity and support of the local anti-nuclear movements. | + | As we want to make plain to the Finnish government and the international nuclear industry that they have to expect strong resistance against their plans to extend their nuclear developments, the ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' is supposed to come back to Finland in the end. We are not only starting our action in this country that is refered to as a proof of the so-called ''Nuclear Renaissance'' - we will enforce our demand of a nuclear free world by ending up in Finland again. Thus we want to show our solidarity and support of the local anti-nuclear movements. |
The ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' will stop from '''August 14-16''' in Olkiluoto/Rauma. We will provide a '''public information event''', a '''public street action''' and a '''regional network gathering''' here. | The ''Baltic Sea Info Tour'' will stop from '''August 14-16''' in Olkiluoto/Rauma. We will provide a '''public information event''', a '''public street action''' and a '''regional network gathering''' here. | ||
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Tour Stop in Olkiluoto/Rauma
Olkiluoto is the location of one of two nuclear power plants in Finland. It is situated by the Western coast of Finland, some 250 kilometers northwest of Helsinki. On the site of the NPP also a final disposal site for low and medium level radioactive waste is located. The Finnish final repository for high level radioactive waste is proposed to be realized at this location, too.[1]
Olkiluoto is an island only separated by a narrow sound from the mainland, connected by a bridge.[2] Olkiluoto is owned by the nuclear industry. It is part of the municipalty of Eurajoki, but the next (and biggest) city is Rauma, located only some 25 kilometers south of the nuclear power plant[2].
As we want to make plain to the Finnish government and the international nuclear industry that they have to expect strong resistance against their plans to extend their nuclear developments, the Baltic Sea Info Tour is supposed to come back to Finland in the end. We are not only starting our action in this country that is refered to as a proof of the so-called Nuclear Renaissance - we will enforce our demand of a nuclear free world by ending up in Finland again. Thus we want to show our solidarity and support of the local anti-nuclear movements.
The Baltic Sea Info Tour will stop from August 14-16 in Olkiluoto/Rauma. We will provide a public information event, a public street action and a regional network gathering here.
Local contact
... coming soon
- phone: +358 ... coming soon
- email: olkiluoto.baltic-tour AT nuclear-heritage.net[3]
Travel Schedule of the Olkiluoto Stop
- Thursday - Friday (Aug 12-13): travelling to from the previous stop in Stockholm to Olkiluoto/Rauma
- Saturday - Monday (Aug 14-16): STOP in Olkiluoto/Rauma
- Tuesday (Aug 17): travelling to the next stop in Oulu
Other Information about the Olkiluoto Stop
- coming soon
- ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Olkiluoto_Nuclear_Power_Plant&oldid=353868219 as at April 18, 2010
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Olkiluoto&oldid=68707517 as at April 18, 2010
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