Sellafield disaster would pose ‘no immediate’ risk

A serious accident at Sellafield would “pose no immediate health risk” in Ireland, a report from the Environmental Protection Agency has found.

Sellafield disaster would pose ‘no immediate’ risk

However, the study concludes strong food control would be necessary to avoid “long-term consequences”.

The EPA study examined the potential radiological impact of a “severe” accident at the British nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in Cumbria.

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