Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Protest-against-Castor-Transport-from-France-to-Germany-at-French-German-Border-in-Lauterbourg-2010---News-Access-27M1EWT045.htmlConceptually similarProtest against Castor Transport from France to Germany at German-French Border in Kehl 2010 - News AccessGPD6YCompleted★★★★Truck stops Castor Transport from France to Dannenberg in Germany 2010 - News AccessGPD6JCompleted★★★★Anti nuclear demonstration against Castor Transport from French Reprocessing Plant La Hague to Gorleben, Germany - Web VideoGPD2VCompleted★★★★CASTOR Transport 2010 - Clipreel 1/2GPD14ECompleted★★★★CASTOR Transport 2010 -Clipreel 2/2GPD14CCompleted★★★★GREENPEACE POTEST AGAINST NUCLEAR POWER: PROJECTION NPP KRÜMMEL - NEWS ACCESSGPD67Completed★★★★Greenpeace Germany 30th Anniversary Clipreel, Part II - diving & flying actions - (16:9)GPDESCompleted★★★★Projection at NPP Philippsburg 2011 - News AccessGP3813Completed★★★★Projection at NPP Phillipsburg in Germany - Web VideoGP3815Completed★★★★View AllGPD78Protest against Castor Transport from France to Germany at French-German Border in Lauterbourg 2010 - News AccessFrance/Lauterbourg, 2010-11-06: Two Greenpeace activists fix themselves to the tracks near Lauterbourg at the French-German border crossing on the route of the castor transport to Gorleben, planned to be the first final storage site for highly radioactive waste. Further activists show a banner reading: 'Nuclear Waste back to NPP Philippsburg' (NPP – nuclear power plant).Greenpeace demands to take the containers to Philippsburg where the nuclear waste originally came from before transported to reprocessing plant in French La Hague. Instead of being carted all over Germany to a nuclear waste storage site that has not yet been approved, Greenpeace believes that the radioactive waste should be kept for intermediate storage at the NPPs.Statement: Andree Böhling, Greenpeace Germany nuclear expert (in German and English)In original language:Anti-Castortransport-Protest von Frankreich nach Deutschland in Lauterbourg - News AccessFrankreich, Lauterbourg, 6. 11. 2010 Zwei Greenpeace-Aktivisten ketten sich mit Rohren am deutsch-französischen Grenzübergang bei Lauterbourg an den Gleisen fest, auf denen der Castor-Transport von der französischen Wiederaufarbeitungsanlage in La Hague nach Gorleben rollt. Weitere Aktivisten zeigen ein Banner mit der Aufschrift 'Atommüll zurück ins AKW Philippsburg'. Greenpeace fordert, die Castorbehälter statt nach Gorleben gemäß dem Verursacherprinzip ins grenznahe Zwischenlager am AKW Philippsburg zu bringen statt mit dem Transport in ein noch nicht genehmigtes Atommülllager in Gorleben Fakten für einen Endlagerstandort zu schaffen. Statement: Andree Böhling, Energie-Experte bei Greenpeace Deutschland in (Deutsch und Englisch)Locations:Europe-France-LauterbourgDate:6 Nov, 2010Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:2m59sAudio format:NaturalProduction Type :NEWS ACCESSKeywords:Banners-CASTOR-Greenpeace activists-Greenpeace campaigners-Nuclear (campaign title)-Police-RailwaysShoot:Protest against Castor Transport from France to Germany at French-German Border in Lauterbourg 2010 - News AccessLauterbourg, 2010-11-06: France/Lauterbourg, 2010-11-06: Two Greenpeace activists fix themselves to the tracks near Lauterbourg at the French-German border crossing on the route of the castor transport to Gorleben, planned to be the first final storage site for highly radioactive waste. Further activists show a banner reading: 'Nuclear Waste back to NPP Philippsburg' (NPP – nuclear power plant).Greenpeace demands to take the containers to Philippsburg where the nuclear waste originally came from before transported to reprocessing plant in French La Hague. Instead of being carted all over Germany to a nuclear waste storage site that has not yet been approved, Greenpeace believes that the radioactive waste should be kept for intermediate storage at the NPPs.Statement: Andree Böhling, Greenpeace Germany nuclear expert (in German and English)
