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Radioactive Waste Storage: Anti-Nuclear Activists Who Had Demonstrated in Bure on Appeal
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On Thursday, June 5, 2025, Nancy's Court of Appeal overturned the judgement that sentenced three anti-nuclear activists for "agreedness" during a demonstration in 2017 against the megaproject of underground storage of radioactive waste in Bure (Meuse). "The exhibits and debates do not allow" to provide the court with evidence that the gendarmes' dispersal summonses were cumulatively announced, heard or seen by the defendants and that the defenda…
Suspended for crowding up during a demonstration against the Cigeo radioactive waste storage project in Bure in 2017, three anti-nuclear activists were finally released by Nancy's court of appeal.
In a new report, the Court of Auditors is concerned that France is in dire need of storage places for radioactive waste. Several thousand cubic metres have no place to be safely deposited. France lacks storage solutions for its radioactive waste The Court of Auditors has just published a staggering report on the management of radioactive waste known as "low long-life activity" (FAVL). This document, without appeal, sheds light on a vacuum as dee…
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