Projection at Borssele Nuclear Power Plant

Greenpeace activists project a film portraying a nuclear disaster into the dome of the Borssele Nuclear Plant.
Recently the nuclear power plant Borssele has received permission to stay open 20 years longer than the planned life span of the reactor. The nuclear industry however does not take any responsibility for the risks involved with this decision.

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Projectie op kerncentrale Borssele

In het vroege ochtendlicht laat Greenpeace door middel van een projectie op de koepel van de kerncentrale zien hoe een kernramp er zou kunnen uit zien.

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Projection at Borssele Nuclear Power Plant

Recently the nuclear power plant Borssele has received permission to stay open 20 years longer than the planned life span of the reactor. The nuclear industry however does not take any responsibility for the risks involved with this decision. Therefore in early morning light Greenpeace shows through a film projection at the dome of the plant how a nuclear disaster could look like.
The activity is part of a global action across Europe, where 240 Greenpeace activists have taken part in protests to highlight the risks of Europe’s ageing nuclear power stock.

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Unique identifier: GP0STO92O

Type: Image

Shoot date: 05/03/2014

Locations: Borssele, Europe, Netherlands

Size: 4256px × 2832px 5.27 MB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)