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The proportion of radiation goes back to the above-ground nuclear weapons tests in the 1950s and 1960s... * Climate catastrophe | Glaciers are melting in Peru | RWE Group Corporations in court Floods, heavy rain and record heat. Who should pay for the damage? A growing number of plaintiffs are demanding that corporations share in the costs of the climate catastrophe - including in Germany...
1960 to 1969 - INES, NAMS and other events
Map of the nuclear world The uranium story INES, NAMS and the interference Low-level radioactive radiation?! Uranium transports through Europe The ABC operational concept INES and the disruptions in nuclear facilities 1960 to 1969 *** INES, Who the f... is INES? The International Scale of Nuclear and Radiological Events (INES) is a tool to convey to the public the safety significance...
1990 to 1999 - INES, NAMS and other events
were. (Cost 63 million US$) Nuclear Power Accidents Wikipedia de Blayais Nuclear Power Plant Safety - Flooding Hurricane Martin caused severe flooding in the area of the nuclear power plant on the evening of December 27, 1999, resulting in a Category 2 accident on the International Nuclear Event Rating Scale ( INES 2) led. At this point the third reactor block...
Simply “catastrophe” has been a background noise in all discourses and debates for some time, has long since passed from the stage of a scenario to that of direct evidence. Forest fires, floods, storms, droughts, extinction of species, death of glaciers, and crop failures take place. The next foreseeable stage is the transformation of “somehow” connected individual catastrophes into a...
| Temperature record | Sea level rise Climate change: here the flood, there the drought Study shows: Sea level is rising faster and faster. Greenhouse gases are increasing. How drought and floods threaten world food supply. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) presented an assessment for the climate in 2022 on Friday. In the organization, one of the oldest departments of the UN,...
Bloomberg reported on Sunday, citing two senior diplomats, that the IAEA was now trying to figure out how the 84 percent enrichment came about... * Brazil | floods | Landslides Floods and landslides: deaths in Brazil due to heavy rain Dozens of residential buildings have been destroyed by floodwaters in the state of São Paulo. Since Saturday it had...
Newsletter VI 2023 - February 5th to 11th - News+ War is peace, peace is war
from the Vienna University of Technology (TU) that water ecosystems react more sensitively than expected to changing climate parameters. In addition, the risk of local water crises such as floods or droughts is higher than previous forecasts suggested... * February 06, 1974 (INES 4-5) Sosnowy Bor nuclear power plant, USSR Wikipedia Leningrad nuclear power plant Already in the first year of operation...
Newsletter II 2023 - January 8th to 14th - News+ We have already won
The fixation on nuclear power makes it more difficult to build offshore wind turbines, which generate more electricity and can be built much faster than nuclear power plants. * United States | floods | California Floods in California Fear of the ARkStorm Flash floods have raged on the West Coast of the USA. It could be a taste of what's to come for California in the coming...
Newsletter I 2023 - January 1st to 7th - News+ Where Are the Peacemakers?
up and attack ours. Come NOW,” write the occupiers. On Tuesday itself there was no longer talk of 100, but of 300 people in town... * Australia | Floods of the century in Australia's Kimberley region: Entire villages cut off from the outside world. Western regions in Australia are completely flooded and entire towns are isolated....
Here, biological diversity is at least theoretically safe from exploitation, pollution or deforestation - but not from the effects of climate change, which is devastating the biosphere through droughts, floods and forest fires... * Japan | protests | old reactors Fight against the energy crisis Japan relies on old nuclear power plants Japan, of all places, could be the country with...
Not only vital for our climate. Our forests are real all-rounders: they filter rainwater and provide us with valuable drinking water. They also protect us from floods. The forest is also an irreplaceable basis of life for a large number of animals and therefore also for us humans. [...] projects to save forests worldwide So how can you...
officially on the agenda for the first time. So far, wealthier industrialized and emerging countries have refused to compensate for damage and losses caused by extreme weather events such as floods and droughts. Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) is asked to “use his voice so that the EU makes promises,” said Luisa Neubauer in this week’s interview on Dlf. Neubauer spoke...
Newsletter XL 2022 - October 09th to 15th - News+ In the hyperloop of excitement
not to really make a contribution to achieving the 1,5 degree target. As early as 1973, the German and world's largest reinsurer Munich Re warned about climate change and its consequences in the publication “Floods, Floods”. This is hardly surprising: predicting damage risks as precisely as possible is part of the core business for insurers and especially reinsurers...
There are more extreme weather events, as is evident this year: devastating forest fires in the Mediterranean, dramatic heat waves in China and the United States, historic floods in Pakistan. In order to avert a further worsening of the climate crisis, the international community decided in the Paris Treaty to stop warming at two degrees, but better at 1,5 degrees....
Newsletter XXIX 2022 - July 17th to 24th - News+ Government in the climate crisis
In France the waters are now allowed to heat up significantly more... * Climate change | Climate crisis | Climate catastrophe Climate researcher fears three degrees of global warming Drought, forest fires, floods: the world is well on the way to missing the 1,5 degree target, warns climate researcher Mojib Latif - and sees politicians as having a duty. Before the meeting of the so-called Petersberg Climate Dialogue...
Newsletter XIV 2022 - April 01st to 07th - News+ Media: The truth and all the other victims
* Sea level Coastal cities are sometimes sinking faster than sea level is rising. The causes of land subsidence on the coasts are often man-made. Researchers warn that the consequences could be more frequent floods. * Running time Longer nuclear power plant running times are pushing significant amounts of green electricity out of the grid New study on nuclear power in the EU * Wind | Solar | Renewable Renewable: Coming...
EU Environment Minister Lemke is combative about classifying nuclear power as a sustainable form of energy. - Some EU states will go to court, she announces. - She wants to help the regions with “danger maps” to protect them from floods. * For 20 years: Electricity industry provokes danger of a blackout The electricity industry has so far been concerned with the secure power supply...
In the USA, forests are going up in flames, which BP and Microsoft actually wanted to write off as an indulgence in their ecological balance, and parts of the British Isles are being hit by the next severe floods... *** Top of page Current information + background information *** Background information ** reactor failure .de Map of the nuclear world: Election campaign noise in Germany: The little Trumpls tell...
