Trends and Risks of the Nuclear ESS (European Spallation Source) in Lund, Sweden.
Environmental organizations in Sweden and Denmark have long been critical of the ESS (www.esss.se), which is a nuclear installation, especially due to the safety concerns of its one or more radioactive heavy metal targets (probably about 35 tonnes of mercury), as well as its large size and costs, enormous electricity consumption and the possibility of performing transmutation research.
| When |
Sep 18, 2008 from 09:30 to 12:30 |
|---|---|
| Where | Folkets hus Nobeltorget, Sal 3 |
| What | Seminar |
| Theme | Working for a sustainable world, food sovereignity, environmental and climate justice |
| Aim | Alliance building for joint mobilizations, actions and campaigns, Developing strategies, visions and alternatives, Analysing present social issues, Cross-movement dialogue/debate ('confrontative dialogue'), Testimonies of struggles |
| Languages | +, |
Organisations collaborating on this activity
- Folkkampanjen mot kärnkraft - kärnvapen/Swedish Anti-Nuclear Movement, Sweden
- Miljörörelsens kärnavfallssekretariat, Milkas / The Swedish Environmental Movement’s Nuclear Waste Secretariat, Sweden
- Swedish Nature Conservation Society, Sweden
- Friends of the Earth Sweden, Sweden
- Friends of the Earth Helsingborg, Sweden
