US EditionConcern at the Border because of Planned Mini-Power Plant in the Czech Republic
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The Czech Republic is planning a nuclear power plant near the German border. Many German residents are therefore concerned. However, there are no complaints against the nuclear power plant plans in Olbernhau so far.
If a major accident occurred in the Swiss nuclear power plants Beznau, Gösgen or Leibstadt, Germany would be severely affected. Large areas would have to be evacuated quickly, there could be tens of thousands of deaths. Parts of Germany might be uninhabitable. This is explained in detail by a study by the Trinational Atomic Protection Association (Tras). On 26 June it was presented in the Stuttgart State Congress. The organisation of anti-nuclea…
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