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Radioactive waste storage

Publication date 25/10/1990 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Controversy over the discharge of SAINT AUBIN (Essonne): revelations made by the CRIIRAD (independent research and information commission on radioactivity), would prove the presence of plutonium. - La Hague Treatment Station, Seine Maritime. Map of France showing the station of La Hague. - Germany: ASSE mine for the storage of hazardous waste: [various plans] door of the salt mine, bags stored in the galleries. Modern facilities. [dive] well intended to contain hazardous materials. - Belgium: MOLL mine reserves for the storage of radioactive waste. [Various plans] facilities, machinery. - Interview with Armand FAUSSAT, national agency for radioactive waste management, observing that the solution of the geology of the continent would be the safest. - Interview with Philippe LEQUENNE, Director "Greenpeace", stating that the decision to bury would represent the worst solution. - [Various plans] village of Ire, in Maine and Loire: crane, helicopter in flight, farm, cattle breeding. (Untimely stop of image and sound)

Reprocessing of radioactive waste at the Hague

Publication date 23/01/1979 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Nuclear: Archive images illustrating the arrival in La Hague (Channel) of radioactive waste from Japan. Comments and infographic: It talks about the different types of waste between certain uranium and plutonium molecules.

Cherbourg: nuclear waste

Publication date 22/02/1995 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

In Cherbourg, the "Japanese nuclear waste" operation continues: once again tonight, a night convoy under high surveillance sent to the port empty containers that will be shipped aboard the Pacific Pintail to Japan. Commentary on factual images and microsidewalk. IN Patrice PELE.

The reprocessing and burial of radioactive waste at the Hague

Publication date 23/01/1979 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Nuclear: Report at the radioactive waste reprocessing plant in La Hague (Manche). Comment on images of the centre’s premises and waste inventory control panels.

Nuclear waste: containers

Publication date 02/07/2012 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Report. Visit to France of a nuclear waste storage centre in La Hague (Manche). Commentary on factual and graphic images, alternating with interviews with Caroline JOURDAIN (Areva engineer), It is explained what is in the contents of radioactive waste and their dangerousness.

Nuclear waste storage techniques in Europe

Publication date 20/02/1987 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Examples in various European countries where sites are being tested for the establishment of radioactive waste storage centres: - Sweden: site presentation 200 km from Stockholm and interior of old salt mine galleries. - Germany Federal: a site near HAAS: old underground salt mines, galleries, technicians checking the tightness of the walls. - Belgium: underground views of a clay deposit, technicians in casing. - Switzerland: in the Grimsel pass: galleries in granitic soil, technician in laboratory...

Radioactive waste treatment: landfilling and vitrification

Publication date 02/02/1975 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Report on the burial of radioactive waste in La Hague, near Cherbourg and the problems this generates. The very technical commentary takes place on images shot at the Hague and didactic diagrams in animation images alternating with the interview of Mr SOUSSELIER of the atomic energy commissioner who presents "vitrification" of atomic materials.

Bure nuclear waste storage site

Publication date 02/07/2012 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Presentation of the future nuclear waste storage facility in depth. It is located in Bure in the Meuse. Fabrice BOISSIER (National Agency for the Management of Radioactive Waste, Andra) shows the facilities and claims that the rock present in this place allows to limit the radiation of nuclear waste.

Nuclear: what happens to radioactive waste?

Publication date 14/02/1972 From €100.00

Treatment of radioactive waste

Interview with Dr Henri JAMMET, Head of the Radiation Protection Service (SPR) stating that nuclear power plants are "currently the way to make electricity without pollution" Explanation of the safe transport of nuclear waste to the Hague waste reprocessing centre shown in a few plans.

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