Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Anders-Bergstrom-at-Studsvik-Nuclear-Reactor-27MZIFLBKH0K.htmlConceptually similarJaak Heenas at Studsvik nuclear reactorGP018TXCompleted★★★★Pelle Pettersson at Studsvik Nuclear ReactorGP01936Completed★★★★Nina Wertholz at Studsvik Nuclear ReactorGP01E3ZCompleted★★★★Anna Maria Grivogiannis Forsberg at Studsvik Nuclear ReactorGP018OUCompleted★★★★Stefan Holmgren at Studsvik Nuclear ReactorGP01967Completed★★★★Martina Kruger at Studsvik Nuclear FacilityGP018JFCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action Against Radioactive Waste Dumped at SellafieldGP01A4MCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action Against Radioactive Waste Dumped at SellafieldGP0196PCompleted★★★★Nuclear Action Against Radioactive Waste Dumped at SellafieldGP018R1Completed★★★★View AllGP018SMAnders Bergstrom at Studsvik Nuclear ReactorGreenpeace activist Anders Bergstrom is at Studsvik nuclear research reactor in Sweden. A nuclear waste disposal vessel named the Atlantic Osprey is departing from here to transport used nuclear fuel to Sellafield nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in the United Kingdom.Locations:Europe-Scandinavia-Studsvik nuclear research reactor-Sweden-Västra GötalandDate:30 Sep, 2007Credit:© Greenpeace / Christian AslundMaximum size:1969px X 1308pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Men-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear waste-Nuclear waste transports-One person-Outdoors-Portraits-Sellafield Nuclear Reprocessing PlantShoot:Nuclear Action against Radioactive Waste Dumped at SellafieldGreenpeace activists campaign at Studsvik in Sweden and Sellafield in the United Kingdom, against the transportation of nuclear waste to Sellafield fuel reprocessing plant. A cargo vessel named the Atlantic Osprey is to transport 4.8 tons of radio active waste, including 1.2 kg extremely toxic super weapons grade plutonium, to Sellafield. Since all of the materials are not going to be returned to Sweden after reprocessing, the transport is in clear violation of Swedish law. Sweden is essentially dumping nuclear waste in England.
