Radioactive waste
Bosnians Protest Against Croatia’s Nuclear Waste Disposal Plan
Bosnians gathered in front of the Croatian embassy in Sarajevo on Monday, protesting over possible plans being mulled by neighbouring Croatia to build a landfill site for radioactive waste at Trgovska Gora, near the border with Bosnia.
Europe's "ticking bomb", worse than Chernobyl
According to British "Sun", there have been 25 safety breaches at the massive nuclear waste plant in the past two years.
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18 grams of radioactive californium seized in Bolu
Police in Turkey's Black Sea region have seized $72 million worth of radioactive californium, an element used in nuclear weapons and reactors, authorities said on July 6.
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Edirne Municipality builds facility to produce electricity from waste
A solid waste storage and disposal facility in the western province of Edirne that produces electricity from waste has started operating.
New Plasma Melting Plant Opens at Bulgaria's Nuclear Power Site
SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria has opened a new plasma melting plant that will treat and dispose of radioactive waste at its Kozloduy nuclear power plant, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Tuesday.
France Finds Traces of Radioactive Cesium in Russian Mushrooms
France has found traces of radioactive cesium on mushrooms imported from Russia, the head of French nuclear regulator ASN said on Thursday, quoted by Reuters.
Balkan Countries Downplay Worry About Radioactive Cloud
Several Balkan countries reported nuclear pollution in their atmosphere during September and October, due to an allegedly unreported incident traced to the Southern Urals, but experts have reassured worried people that the levels of nuclear pollution are not dangerous.
Russia reports radioactivity 986 times the norm after nuclear accident claim
Russia’s meteorological service has confirmed “extremely high” concentrations of the radioactive isotope ruthenium-106 were found in several parts of the country in late September, confirming European reports about the contamination this month.
French institute fears nuclear accident in Russia or Kazakhstan
A cloud of radioactive pollution over Europe in recent weeks indicates that an accident has happened in a nuclear facility in Russia or Kazakhstan in the last week of September, French nuclear safety institute IRSN said on Thursday.
Serbia to Investigate Consequences of 1999 NATO Bombing
The action group comprising of Serbian medical professionals, scientists and servicemen reportedly issued a request to the Serbian Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environmental Protection to conduct an investigation into consequences of 1999 NATO bombing, the meeting of the group members and ministers is scheduled for next week.