Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Plutonium-Shipment-Action-Los-Alamos-to-Cadarache-27MZIFLIX1O7.htmlConceptually similarPlutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0U91Completed★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP01E1ECompleted★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP02Q2Completed★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0FURCompleted★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0MVVCompleted★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0NDCCompleted★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP06BNCompleted★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0U90Completed★★★★Plutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGP0OBLCompleted★★★★View AllGP01D1LPlutonium Shipment Action Los Alamos to CadaracheGreenpeace activists with police vehicles in background display flags and banners with text 'Stop Plutonium' outside the Cadarache nuclear facility, France. Greenpeace protests against the transportation of weapons grade plutonium originating from Los Alamos USA. The transport began in France after the arrival of UK-flagged commercial nuclear cargo ship, the Pacific Pintail, from Charleston USA. Before reaching its final destination it will have travelled more than a thousand kilometres across France, passing by numerous highly populated communities. Greenpeace believes the shipment is unnecessary and highly vulnerable to accidents or deliberate attack.Locations:Alpine Countries-Cadarache-FranceDate:6 Oct, 2004Credit:© Greenpeace / Michel Le MoineMaximum size:3008px X 2000pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Flags-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear energy symbol-Plutonium-PoliceShoot:Nuclear Action in FranceGreenpeace protests against the transport of weapons-grade plutonium, from Los Alamos USA, which will travel to Cadarache nuclear facility north of Marseilles. The transport began in France after the arrival of UK-flagged commercial nuclear cargo ship, the Pacific Pintail, from Charleston, USA. Before reaching its final destination it will have travelled more than a thousand kilometres across France, passing by numerous highly populated communities. Greenpeace believes the shipment is unnecessary and highly vulnerable to accidents or deliberate attack.
