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Actions and protests
Aerial view
Banners
Climbing actions
Fessenheim Nuclear Power Plant
Greenpeace activists
KWCI (GPI)
Nuclear (campaign title)
Nuclear energy
Nuclear power stations
Outdoors
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Protest at Nuclear Power Station Fessenheim
About 60 Greenpeace activists from 14 countries protest at Fessenheim (France) against the risk caused by ageing nuclear power plants in Europe. The activists from several European countries (France, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Slovenia and Austria) and non-European countries (Australia, Turkey and Israel) have unfurled a banner next to reactor n°1 with the message "Stop Risking Europe". Others activists are on top of this reactor and on its pool. With barrels at the entrance and a banner at the building they demand the shutdown of the plant. The nuclear power station Fessenheim is an old plant and only 1 kilometer from the German border.
In original language:
Protest am AKW Fessenheim
Greenpeace-Kletterer protestieren am AKW Fessenheim gegen die Gefahr radioaktiver Verseuchung, die von dem ueberalterten Atomkraftwerk für Europa ausgeht. Sie haben ein Banner mit der Botschaft „Stop Risking Europe“ entrollt. Weitere Umweltschuetzer demonstrieren auf dem Gelaende der Anlage.
Unique identifier:
GP0STO9SE
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
18/03/2014
Locations:
Europe
,
Fessenheim
,
France
Credit line:
© Fred Dott / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Protest at Nuclear Power Station Fessenheim
Greenpeace activists protest at nuclear power station Fessenheim. With barrels at the entrance and a banner at the building they demand the shutdown of the plant. The banner reads:"Stop risking Europe". Climbers draw a nuclear sign at the cooling tower. The nuclear power station Fessenheim is an old plant and only 1 kilometer from the German border. In case of an accident Germany will be also affected. Germany has decided a phase out from nuclear power until 2022.
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