Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Projection-on-La-Hague-Nuclear-Plant-in-France-27MZIFL0G2K6.htmlConceptually similarAction against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBYCompleted★★★★Projection on La Hague Nuclear Plant in FranceGP01PBXCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBUCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBVCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBTCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBPCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBQCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBRCompleted★★★★Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceGP01PBSCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP01PBWProjection on La Hague Nuclear Plant in FranceIn advance of the largest ever MOX fuel shipment to Japan, Greenpeace activists beam a “target” symbol, “Nuclear madness made in France” and “Stop plutonium” onto the AREVA reprocessing facility at La Hague where the fuel is stored. A total of 1,8 tonnes of plutonium in MOX fuel will leave France by ship on 6 March with destination Japan. Activists hold banners reading 'Stop Plutonium' and 'Nuclear Madness Made in France'In original language:Projektion an AREVA Atomfabrik in La HagueGreenpeace protestiert mit einer Projektion an die AREVA Atomfabrik in La Hague gegen einen MOX-Brennelemente Transport nach Japan. Aktivisten mit Banner: "Stopp Plutonium" and "Nuclear madness made in France" stehen vor der Anlage.Locations:Beaumont-Hague-Cherbourg-Europe-France-La Hague (France)-Lower NormandyDate:4 Mar, 2009Credit:© Greenpeace / Pierre GleizesMaximum size:1663px X 2500pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Areva-Banners-Evening-Fences-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-La Hague Nuclear Reprocessing Plants-MOX nuclear fuel-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear waste transports-Outdoors-Plutonium-Projection actions-Small group of peopleShoot:Action against MOX Fuel Shipment in FranceAs the largest ever MOX fuel shipment to Japan began its journey, Greenpeace activists beam a “target” symbol, “Nuclear madness made in France” and “Stop plutonium” onto the AREVA reprocessing facility at La Hague where the fuel is stored. A total of 1,8 tonnes of plutonium in MOX fuel will leave France by ship on Friday 6 March with destination Japan
