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Close security on village where France’s nuclear waste inquiry commission works

The nuclear product burial project at Bure (Meuse) has been under study
for twenty years. Highly sensitive, this site is subject to several
controversies. The material will remain radioactive for several hundred
years.

The village of Soudron (Haute-Marne) is placed under close
surveillance. The small town of 40 inhabitants has almost as many
gendarmes, who came to ensure the safety of the public inquiry commission,
which collects the opinion of the inhabitants on the project of burying
radioactive waste 500 meters underground. A laboratory was built for the
occasion in a layer of clay, at great depth.

 France TV 21st Oct 2021

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/monde/environnement/dechets-nucleaires-a-bure/nucleaire-un-chantier-d-enfouissement-controverse_4816577.html

October 25, 2021 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | France, secrets,lies and civil liberties, wastes