NukeNews No. 21 - GERMAN

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Inhaltsverzeichnis der aktuellen NukeNews #21
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0.  Preface
1.  Finnland: Erneut Verkehrsblockade von Fennovoima-Rosatoms
    AKW-Baustelle
2.  Uranium news from Western Australia
3.  FRANCKUSHIMA: Graphic-Essay über Fukushima und die nukleare
    Bedrohung in Frankreich
4.  Australia: Karlamilyi Walk in June
5.  Australia: International Nuclear Waste & SA Royal Commission
6.  Reflections on the Indian Nuclear Project
XX. Upcoming events
YY. Was sind die NukeNews?


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1.  Finnland: Erneut Verkehrsblockade von Fennovoima-Rosatoms
    AKW-Baustelle
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Am 22. Januar 2016 ab neun Uhr morgens blockierten Gegner*innen des
AKW von Fennovoima-Rosatom den Verkehr, indem sie sich zuerst vor die
Fahrzeuge stellten und dann darauf kletterten.

Das Schöne an der aktuellen Situation ist, dass das Baugelände selbst
sehr anfällig ist. Im Moment läuft dort ein riesiger Auffüllbetrieb -
und es gibt nur eine Straße, auf der die gewaltigen Laster auf das
Gelände und wieder hinunter fahren können. Was passiert wohl, wenn
jemand diese Straße auf irgendeine Weise unpassierbar macht? Dann
fährt nichts mehr. Und genau das haben wir am 22. Januar getan.
Betroffene Bürger*innen kletterten auf die Lieferfahrzeuge und
brachten alles zum Stillstand. Und das wollen wir noch eine zeitlang
weiterführen.

Mehr Informationen: 
https://fennovoima.no.com/en/2016/01/traffic-at-and-to-the-fennovoima-rosatoms-nuke-plant-construction-site-blocked-again/


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2.  Uranium news from Western Australia
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In February submissions to Wiluna uranium mine closed - there were
well over 2,400 submissions lodged with the EPA! Now we're turning our
attention to the Mulga Rock uranium mine proposal... this proposal is
for nine open pits, 15 million litres of water a day, clearing 3,709
ha and leaving behind 30 million tonnes of radioactive tailings. The
project is headed up by Vimy Resources - a company made up of former
FMG execs, execs from the Minderoo Group, former Liberal MPs and 27%
owned by Twiggy Forrest. This is the last of the applications for
uranium mine proposals in WA... for now - but hopefully forever! This
rush of uranium assessments is very much because of the state election
coming up in March 2017. Here in WA there is no bipartisan support for
uranium mining - under a new Government we could send the end to
uranium mining in WA - so these companies are trying to secure some
approval in the hope they will be allowed to mine under a different
Government - this is a good sign that they are worried and that we are
winning.

Learn more:
http://ccwa.org.au/mulgarock


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3.  FRANCKUSHIMA: Graphic-Essay über Fukushima und die nukleare
    Bedrohung in Frankreich
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Im März 2016 jährt sich die Katastrophe von Fukushima zum fünften Mal:
eine Erinnerung daran, dass das Risiko durch Atomkraft keineswegs
beseitigt ist. Trotz der schrecklichen Folgen der Katastrophe für
Gesellschaft und Umwelt scheint aber alles erledigt, als normal
akzeptiert und schon vergessen zu sein. Im März 2016 erscheint auch
die erste Ausgabe von "Franckushima", einem Graphic-Essay, der in
journalistisch und visuell einzigartiger Form neues Licht auf die
Katastrophe von Fukushima und das nukleare Risiko in Frankreich wirft.
Um das Buch (französischer Text) zu unterstützen, eine Vorschau zu
sehen oder mehr zu erfahren, besuche bitte die Website:
http://franckushima.com


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4.  Australia: Karlamilyi Walk in June
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Martu elders have opened an invitation for people to join them on an 8
day walk through the Karlamilyi National park in opposition to the
proposed Kintyre uranium mine. "Come with us (Martu) we’ll walk to
stop the uranium mining on our country. We’ll walk through Karlamilyi,
not far, across Karlamilyi river. Walk through Lullapakujarra up to
Punumullara then to Puljcatja - big water, up to Desert Queen Baths
and then Kintyre.”

Registrations are now open for the Karlamilyi Walk in the Pilbara June
2016 - stay posted and get in quick there will be limited spots
available.
https://walkingforcountry.com/karlamalyi-walk/


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5.  Australia: International Nuclear Waste & SA Royal Commission
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Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has given qualified support for
the establishment of a multi-billion-dollar nuclear waste storage
repository in South Australia. The South Australian Government has not
formed a position, either for or against, a proposal for a nuclear
waste dump that would store more than 10 per cent of the world's
waste, Premier Jay Weatherill said. A nuclear dump in South Australia
could take 13 per cent of the world's waste, meeting a "global need",
and be operational by the end of next decade, an inquiry has found.
Unprecedented political support is being thrown behind South Australia
becoming the global storage facility for high-level nuclear waste in
return for a $445 billion bonanza.

The state’s peak environment body has welcomed the release of a new
report that questions grandiose claims of an economic bonanza arising
from the creation of a global nuclear industry in South Australia.
The report was prepared by leading economic think-tank The Australia
Institute. The Conservation Council of South Australia commissioned
The Australia Institute to analyse the submission of Senator Sean
Edwards to the SA Nuclear Royal Commission.


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6.  Reflections on the Indian Nuclear Project
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The village of Jaduguda is situated in the newly created state of
Jharkhand in north-east India. Low-grade uranium ore was discovered
there in the early 1950s and mining started in 1967. In the
intervening decades, approximately 1,000 tons of uranium ore has been
brought to the surface daily and processed at a mill situated adjacent
to the mine. Milled uranium concentrate is then transported some 1,400
kilometres to Hyderabad where it is further processed into uranium
oxide pellets that charge the fuel rods powering ten of India's
nuclear reactors. Approximately 25% of the uranium used by the nuclear
industry in India comes from the Jaduguda mines.

Read the complete article:
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Reflections_on_the_Indian_Nuclear_Project


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XX. Upcoming events
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Feel free to send us your local and international events for the large
upcoming events collection on Nuclear Heritage Network website, and
for this extract in the NukeNews!
http://upcoming.nuclear-heritage.net


March & April 2016:5 years Fukushima disaster & 30 years Chernobyl
                   disaster remembrance 2016
27/02/16 12 PM:    "Stop Trident" national demonstration at Hyde Park
                   Corner, in London (UK)
19/03/16:          Conference on health effects of nuclear disasters -
                   and the way to renewables with speakers from
                   various countries at Mechanics Institute in
                   Manchester (UK)
30/03/16:          Conference on the (non)-nuclearisation of the
                   Middle-East in Clermont-Ferrand (F)
15/04/16-16/04/16: international scientific conference "Chernobyl
                   accident and society: 30 years after catastrophe"
                   in Minsk (BY)
05/04/16:          international anti-nuclear conference in Prague
                   (CZ)
22/04/16-01/05/16: Reclaim The Cape action week in Pyhäjoki (FIN)
10/05/16-12/05/16: annual meeting of the German nuclear lobby:
                   "Jahrestagung Kerntechnik 2016" at CCH - Congress
                   Center Hamburg in Hamburg (D)
17/05/16-19/05/16: Health Effects of Chernobyl: Prediction and Actual
                   Data 30 Years after the Accident in Obninsk (RUS)
August 2016:       Walkatjurra Walkabout (AUS)


http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/5_years_Fukushima_disaster_%26_30_years_Chernobyl_disaster_remembrance_2016
https://www.facebook.com/events/160801110932716/
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Finland:_Reclaim_The_Cape_action_week
http://radiation-and-risk.com/index.php/en/info-letter


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