US EditionSellafield Construction of new “Box Encapsulation Plant” Requires Dumping Nearly 1 Million Litres of Contaminated Water into the River Calder Every Day For An Unknown Length of Time
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Sellafield Construction of new “Box Encapsulation Plant” Requires Dumping Nearly 1 Million Litres of Contaminated Water into the River Calder Every Day For An Unknown Length of Time
And they already use the River Calder as a sewer for radioactive crapola, there is sacrifice and then there is sacrifice. Marianne Birkby, Apr 21, 2025, Radiation Free Lakeland If anyone can make sense of this document received from the Environment Agency then please do get in touch – the deadline for comments to the EA is 23rd April. From what I can see the plan is to dig a tunnel and drive multiple piles into the alluvium sandstone below Sella…
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