Tests show Sellafield danger, says TD

The discovery of traces of radioactive waste in supermarket salmon justifies Ireland’s legal bid to close down Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant, it was claimed tonight.

Tests show Sellafield danger, says TD
Mon, 23 Jun, 2003 - 17:47

The discovery of traces of radioactive waste in supermarket salmon justifies Ireland’s legal bid to close down Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant, it was claimed tonight.

Deputy Eoin Ryan said British assurances that the Cumbrian site was safe “ring hollow“.

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