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“No” to Russian Uranium: Protests in Germany Against Cooperation with Rosatom
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A protest action was held in the German city of Lingen in Lower Saxony on Wednesday evening against uranium supplies from Russia and the local nuclear fuel plant's cooperation with the Russian state corporation Rosatom.
“No” to Russian Uranium: Protests in Germany Against Cooperation with Rosatom
German environmentalists and civic activists held a mass protest outside Framatome’s nuclear fuel plant in Lingen, demanding an immediate end to cooperation with the Russian state corporation Rosatom. The protesters are calling for the official license to produce fuel assemblies for Soviet- and Russian-designed VVER reactors to be revoked, as well as for supplies of Russian enriched uranium to be blocked.
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