Sizewell Exclusion Zone
plunk | 17.03.2011 07:27 | Climate Chaos | Energy Crisis | Cambridge
The various Japanese exclusion zones mapped onto Sizewell Nuclear Power Station. Why Sizewell?
1. In 2007 the fuel pond leaked at Sizewell A and it was only accidentally detected by some contractors since the workers ignored the various alarms.
2. Sizewell B was forced to shut for 7 months last year due to problems with its primary cooling system. During the closure a fire broke out in some graphite filters but was eventually put out by 12 fire crews and site fire workers.
3. In February this year Sizewell B was forced to shut again due to another problem with its primary cooling system
1. In 2007 the fuel pond leaked at Sizewell A and it was only accidentally detected by some contractors since the workers ignored the various alarms.
2. Sizewell B was forced to shut for 7 months last year due to problems with its primary cooling system. During the closure a fire broke out in some graphite filters but was eventually put out by 12 fire crews and site fire workers.
3. In February this year Sizewell B was forced to shut again due to another problem with its primary cooling system
Sizewell Exclusion Zones
Need we say more?
There is a yearly demonstration outside the two existing power stations on the weekend nearest the anniversary of Chernobyl. This year it is on April 23rd at 12noon.
For more information see
http://sizewellcamp.org.uk or contact 
demonstration@sizewellcamp.org.uk
There is a yearly demonstration outside the two existing power stations on the weekend nearest the anniversary of Chernobyl. This year it is on April 23rd at 12noon.
For more information see
http://sizewellcamp.org.uk or contact demonstration@sizewellcamp.org.uk
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