More Power to Millom: NFLA backs new protest group opposed to nuclear waste dump

Photo by Jonas Von Werne on Pexels.com Bottlenose Dolphins seen in the last few days in the Duddon Estuary are just one of the marine species under threat by seismic testing for a deep hot nuclear dump beneath the Irish Sea NFLA media release, 24 June 2022 More Power to Millom: NFLA backs new protest …

Another Bomb from the MOD Washes Up on a West Cumbrian Beach Near Sellafield.

From the Whitehaven News 17th June 2022 "Charges were set, and while the Coastguard watched for walkers in the area, the item was disposed of in the time-honoured fashion. Teams stood down shortly after and returned to their respective stations. It is 12 months to the day that we were in the exact same place, …

Environment Journal: Seismic Testing for Nuclear Disposal Risks Harming Wildlife

https://environmentjournal.online/articles/feature-seismic-testing-for-nuclear-disposal-risks-killing-marine-life/ Extracts below from investigative article by Charlie Jaay... This summer, there are plans to conduct seismic surveys off the coast of Cumbria, to investigate the feasibility of depositing heat generating, high level nuclear waste in a Nuclear Geological Disposal Facility (GDF), at a depth of up to 1000 metres below the seabed. Charlie Jaay …

No to Seismic Testing for a Sub-Sea Nuclear Dump – letter in the Whitehaven News

Dear Editor, This July the Irish Sea will be airgun blasted courtesy of Nuclear Waste Services and the euphemistically named “Community Partnerships”of South and Mid-Copland. Unless, that is, we can stop it. The actual community has had no vote or say on the matter. There is no justification for this invasive airgun blasting to survey …

Excellent Letter to Michael Gove, Communities Secretary

Tell Michael Gove to Scrap the plans for Seismic testing of the Irish Sea for a deep hot Nuclear Dump. Please do use the excellent letter below from a former employee of British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (now Sellafield/Nuclear Decommissioning Authority) as inspiration to send your own letter to Michael Gove, Communities Secretary (copy to your …

European Protected Species in the Firing Line of Airgun Blasting to Test the Geology for a Heat Generating Sub-Sea Nuclear Dump

These are the European Protected Species in the Firing Line of Airgun Blasting to Test the Geology for a Heat Generating Sub-Sea Nuclear Dump: Common Dolphin, Sea Turtles, Bottlenose Dolphin, Minke Whale. Other species not protected include everthing down to plankton all of which would be damaged by this plan. This will happen unless we …

Stop Air Gun Blasting Irish Sea for Nuclear Dump

We are fundraising to commission an independent report into the plan by Nuclear Waste Services to AirGun blast the Irish Sea All Donations will go direct to an expert report - Please help if you can https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/stop-air-gun-blasting-irish-sea-for-nuclear-dump CROWDFUND To SAVE THE WHALE AND THE SNAIL https://www.youtube.com/embed/GFPTpbSFr74?wmode=transparent This project will only be funded if at least …

Documents Obtained for “Exempt” Seismic Testing by Shearwater GeoServices on behalf of Nuclear Waste Services (HM Government’s Nuclear Dumpers)

The documents below obtained by Lakes Against Nuclear Dump show that the nuclear waste plan for the Irish Sea overlaps the coal mine licence area. The coal mine boss Mark Kirkbride of West Cumbria Mining is advising Goverment on the Nuclear Dump plan and no doubt recommended the seismic survey. https://youtu.be/xtZlEEjRRk8 The video relates to …

Halt Seismic Testing of Irish Sea for Deep Nuclear Dump this Summer

https://youtu.be/GFPTpbSFr74 Nuclear Waste Services and the "Community Partnerships" of South and Mid-Copeland plan to airgun blast the Irish Sea this summer to test the sub-sea geology.  This plan is to take place over the heads of the public who have had no say on the matter despite seismic testing being a dangerous and controversial technology …

Save the Whale and the Snail from Siesmic Testing to Deliver a Deep Nuclear Dump Under the Irish Sea (coal boss is key advisor)

The "Community Partnerships" of Mid and South Copeland have agreed to allow Nuclear Waste Services to commission seismic testing in the Irish Sea for four weeks (or more) in July/August. This is likely to be on the advice of CEO of West Cumbria Mining Mark Kirkbride who is key advisor to government on the digging …