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Reprocessing Plants, the Core of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle and the Foundation of "Energy Sovereignty," Urgently Need to Be Completed at Rokkasho After 27 Delays: The Path to the Revival of Nuclear Power – Learning From France (Part 2)
I visited La Hague, located at the tip of the Cotentin Peninsula in northwestern France and close to the port of Cherbourg, famous for the movie "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," which is one of the world's largest nuclear fuel reprocessing plants operated by the French company Orano.
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I visited La Hague, located at the tip of the Cotentin Peninsula in northwestern France and close to the port of Cherbourg, famous for the movie "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," which is one of the world's largest nuclear fuel reprocessing plants operated by the French company Orano.