Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Beluga-becomes-Nuclear-Memorial-in-Gorleben-27MZIFVU6Z1K.htmlConceptually similarOpening Ceremony of Beluga in GorlebenGP04L6JCompleted★★★★Opening Ceremony of Beluga in GorlebenGP04L6ACompleted★★★★Opening Ceremony of Beluga in GorlebenGP04L6DCompleted★★★★Opening Ceremony of Beluga in GorlebenGP04L6GCompleted★★★★Opening Ceremony of Beluga in GorlebenGP04L6QCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Ship MV Beluga in GorlebenGP0STOAUACompleted★★★★Greenpeace Ship MV Beluga in GorlebenGP0STOAUBCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Ship MV Beluga in GorlebenGP0STOAUCCompleted★★★★Greenpeace Ship MV Beluga in GorlebenGP0STOAUDCompleted★★★★View AllGP04L0SBeluga becomes Nuclear Memorial in GorlebenMV Beluga I, the first river boat of Greenpeace Germany will become a memorial at the intermediate nuclear waste storage in Gorleben. For the last journey of the ship, it has been fragmented and transported by trucks to Wendland. It is a protest against the nuclear waste storage policy of the German government. The banner reads: "Gorleben unsafe because leaky!" (in German)In original language:Aktionsschiff Beluga wird Mahnmal in GorlebenDie MV Beluga I, das erste Flussschiff von Greenpeace Deutschland wird Mahnmal vor dem Salzstock Gorleben. Die Aktivisten protestieren damit gegen die verfehlte Endlagerpolitik der Bundesregierung. Fuer ihre letzte Reise wurde das Schiff zerlegt und mit LKW ins Wendland transportiert, wo die Teile wieder zusammengesetzt werden. Auf einem Banner steht: "Gorleben unsicher weil undicht!"Locations:Europe-Germany-Gorleben-Lower Saxony-WendlandDate:15 May, 2013Credit:© Bente Stachowske / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2500px X 1664pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Construction-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Memorials-MV Beluga-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear energy symbol-Nuclear storage-Nuclear waste-One person-Outdoors-TreesShoot:Beluga Becomes Nuclear Memorial in GorlebenMV Beluga I, the first river boat of Greenpeace Germany is transferred to a memorial at the intermediate nuclear waste storage in Gorleben. For the last journey of the ship, it has been fragmented and transported by trucks to Wendland. It is a protest against the nuclear waste storage policy of the German government.
