An activist holds a geiger counter during an action where two Greenpeace radiation specialists and dozens of trained volunteers deliver samples of radioactive waste in two concrete and lead-lined containers collected from unsecured public  locations (Sellafield beach in the UK; the seabed at la Hague in France; the banks of the Molse Nete River in Belgium; and from the uranium mining village of Akokan in Niger) to the door of European Union Parliament. The Greenpeace activity is to remind MEPs, in their last plenary session, before considering a new nuclear waste law that there is no
solution to nuclear waste.