German-owned E.on, which as noted before on this blog, has a stated an interest in having a £4billion nuclear plant at Oldbury, are reported to be purchasing pieces of privately owned land near the station. Martin Whiteside who attended the stakeholders meeting at the site on Wednesday comments on this and the Chernobyl-like risk to continuing operations at Oldbury - see local Green party news release here.
These photos are taken from the talk by John Large who came to Stroud last year - as part of that talk he explained the science and how a Chernobyl-like event could occur at the site - for some reason they seem to have disappeared from my blog write up of that event - anyhow see the write-up
here.
German-owned E.on, which as noted before on this blog, has a stated an interest in having a £4billion nuclear plant at Oldbury, are reported to be purchasing pieces of privately owned land near the station. Martin Whiteside who attended the stakeholders meeting at the site on Wednesday comments on this and the Chernobyl-like risk to continuing operations at Oldbury - see local Green party news release here.
These photos are taken from the talk by John Large who came to Stroud last year - as part of that talk he explained the science and how a Chernobyl-like event could occur at the site - for some reason they seem to have disappeared from my blog write up of that event - anyhow see the write-up here.
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