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Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 1.jpg|Nuclear signs by the road to the area hint to the radioactive threat of the proposed NPP | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 1.jpg|Nuclear signs by the road to the area hint to the radioactive threat of the proposed NPP | ||
Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 2.jpg|Cabins and other small wooden buildings are spread over the peninsula | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 2.jpg|Cabins and other small wooden buildings are spread over the peninsula | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 3.jpg|The area Fennovoima wants to occupy for their nuclear business is a peninsula called Hanhiviki | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 4.jpg|They want to take cooling water from the sea, but would have to use long tubes as the sea close to the shores is shallow | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 5.jpg|Some of the land is owned by people, much is common land of the residents and can only be given to Fennovoima with their agreement | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 6.jpg|Fennovoima not only needs the land rights in the sea for the cooling water pipes, but also for the area where they want to build the NPP harbour | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 7.jpg|Spread over the area residents have their cabins and small buildings for holiday guests | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 8.jpg|Fennovoima is offering incredible amounts for getting the local people's land | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 9.jpg|Those who refuse to give up their lands are blackmailed otherwise to be dispossessed without compensation | ||
| + | Image:Pyhaejoki May2010 10.jpg|Sign to mark the border between private land and public beach | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, 9 May 2010
The nuclear company Fennovoima (biggest shareholder is the German nuclear company EON) wants to build a new nuclear power plant in Finland - probably in Simo or in Pyhäjoki. The images give an impression about the area affected by these nuclear developments.
- Sample gallery
Nuclear signs by the road to the area hint to the radioactive threat of the proposed NPP
Cabins and other small wooden buildings are spread over the peninsula
The area Fennovoima wants to occupy for their nuclear business is a peninsula called Hanhiviki
They want to take cooling water from the sea, but would have to use long tubes as the sea close to the shores is shallow
Some of the land is owned by people, much is common land of the residents and can only be given to Fennovoima with their agreement
Fennovoima not only needs the land rights in the sea for the cooling water pipes, but also for the area where they want to build the NPP harbour
Spread over the area residents have their cabins and small buildings for holiday guests
Fennovoima is offering incredible amounts for getting the local people's land
Those who refuse to give up their lands are blackmailed otherwise to be dispossessed without compensation
Sign to mark the border between private land and public beach
Links
- http://uraanivoima.com/?p=pyhajoki (in finnish)
- Pro Hanhikivi homepages: http://www.hanhikivi.net/en/hanhikivi.php
- Pro Hanhikivi blog: http://prohkivi.vuodatus.net/ (in finnish)
Pyhäjoki on the Nuclear Baltic Map: nr. 34
