Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Nuclear-Campaign-Tour-Dogs-27MZIFLOP7_P.htmlConceptually similarNuclear Campaign Tour DogsGP01TFDCompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour DogsGP01TF9Completed★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour DogsGP01TFCCompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in SargansGP01TFFCompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in SargansGP01TFGCompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in SargansGP04JRCompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in SargansGP01TFECompleted★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in ZugGP01TE2Completed★★★★Nuclear Campaign Tour in SargansGP02OJCompleted★★★★View AllGP01TFANuclear Campaign Tour DogsTwo dogs wearing a 'yellow nuclear waste barrel' as a protest against the nuclear industry. Even after 34 years of nuclear waste production, the Swiss nuclear power station operators have no solution for the disposal of nuclear waste.In original language:Atom Tour«Atommüll – wohin?» Mit dieser eindringlichen Frage haben Greenpeace-AktivistInnen heute den Zuger Pulverturm in ein giftig-gelbes Atommüll-Fass verwandelt. Auch nach 34 Jahren Atommüll-Produktion haben die schweizerischen AKW-Betreiber keine Lösung für die Entsorgung des Atommülls. Die Atomindustrie liebäugelt auch mit der Region Zug als potenziellem Lager-Standort. Nur mit der Annahme der beiden «Strom ohne Atom»-Initiativen am 18. Mai wird das weitere Anwachsen des riesigen Atommüll-Berges gestoppt und die demokratische Mitentscheidung der Kantone und Gemeinden in der Bundesverfassung verankert.Locations:Alpine Countries-Europe, East Europe, Alpine Countries-Sargans-SwitzerlandDate:22 Apr, 2003Credit:© Greenpeace / Ex-Press / David AdairMaximum size:1951px X 2743pxRestrictions:No press release!Images ok for use in all Greenpeace campaigns, products and brochures. NOT FOR ADVERTISING OR COMMERCIAL USE.Keywords:Day-Domestic dogs-Grass-KWCI (GPI)-Mountains-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear energy-Nuclear energy symbol-Nuclear storage-Nuclear waste-Outdoors-Props-TreesShoot:Nuclear Campaign Tour Dogs with Nuclear Waste Barrels in SwitzerlandTwo dogs wearing a 'yellow nuclear waste barrel' as a protest against the nuclear industry. Even after 34 years of nuclear waste production, the Swiss nuclear power station operators have no solution for the disposal of nuclear waste.Related Collections:Tour against Nuclear Waste in Switzerland (All Photographers)
