Published time: 6 Dec, 2016 10:15
France has reportedly opened an investigation into an activity
of its oldest power plant, Fessenheim, after Greenpeace reported that
the reactor has numerous abnormalities and is endangering people’s
lives.
The investigation was launched by the Paris Prosecutor’s office, AFP reported on Monday evening, citing judicial sources.
The Fessenheim power plant is in the Haut-Rhin department in Alsace, eastern France, near the German and Swiss borders.
The plant’s activity is endangering the lives of people and it has equipment which doesn’t fulfill the requirements of safety, according to the AFP report.
All these concerns were previously voiced by Greenpeace, which accused AREVA, a group specializing in nuclear power and renewable energy, and Électricité de France (EDF) of inaction.
Read more: https://www.rt.com/news/369320-france-nuclear-plant-danger/Centrale nucléaire de Fessenheim : Greenpeace porte plainte contre EDF https://t.co/Z7yNXiku0Epic.twitter.com/SyymzHt1PL— Monde Écologie (@MondeEcologie) October 14, 2016
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