Do you want to live next to nuclear waste?

[Rita TrautmanKeymaster - 20 April 2017 at 15:21 Post count: 20]

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Gorleben is a community in the north east of Lower Saxony in Germany. Gorleben has become famous: 1) nearby is an intermediate storage facility for nu
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[Νικόλαος Καμίτσιος, 30 - 11 May 2017 at 15:03 Post count: 0]

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The main “injustice” is that Germany relies too much on its industry that it doesn’t care about all the creatures living in it. Unfortunately nuclear facilities is a great way to produce energy but the enviroment gets seriously damaged. The effect continues to spread even amongst humans.

The best solution for this problem is the “alternative sources of energy”. Germany is a country of great technology. So it can produce energy via water or wind. Nuclear facilities are way too much of a risk while the wind or the water are almost harmless. Once again the government must take part in this situation and make laws that involve incouraging companies to build water and wind facilities and abandon the nuclear energy idea that harms even the dna of the living creatures that happen to inhabbit the area.

[Ρουβάκη Αλεξάνδρα-Ιωάννα, 20 - 30 May 2017 at 01:28 Post count: 0]

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It is definitely unjust that people of Germany have to endure the harmful tactics of the industry that causes so much pollution and damage to the enviroment of the area they live alongside the animals and plants of the ecosystems that are being destroyed. What needs to be done is: 1) the industry should find more efficient and enviromentally friendly ways to produce energy 2)Citizens should pursue legal action so the pollutants are held responsible and the goverment is finally alerted.

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