Luento: Ydinvoima ja Itämeren alue
Tervetuloa Luonto-Liiton toimistolle (Annankatu 26 A, 5. Krs., Helsinki) torstaina 15.1. kello 18 kuulemaan ydinvoiman aiheuttamista riskeistä Itämeren alueella.
Tilaisuudessa alustaa aktivisti Falk Beyer Saksasta.
Vapaa pääsy – tervetuloa!
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15.01.2015 alkaa 18:00 loppuu 20:00 |
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| Missä | Luonto-Liiton keskustoimisto, Annankatu 26 a, 00100 Helsinki |
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Itämeri on yksi maailman radioaktiivisesti saastuneimmista meristä. Luennolla Falk Beyer Atomic Baltic -verkostosta kertoo ydinvoiman aiheuttamista uhkista Itämeren alueella sekä esittelee Itämeren alueen ydinvoiman vastaista toimintaa.
Tilaisuus on englanninkielinen.
Tervetuloa!
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Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region a talk in English by Falk Beyer from the ATOMIC BALTIC network/project.
Thursday January 15, 6 P.M. Luonto-Liitto, Annankatu 26 A, Helsinki, 5th floor
The Baltic Sea is one of the most radioactively polluted seas in the world.
Chernobyl accident, nuclear weapon tests and reprocessing plants were the
biggest polluters in the past, while these days a number of "civil" atomic
facilities are releasing for ex. big amounts of radionuclides contaminating
the sea. Seven countries are affected: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. Also Russia, Germany and Belarus partly share
the Baltic Sea watershed.
The lecture is supposed to raise awareness on the threats posed by nuclear
power around the Baltic Sea. Also information on anti-nuclear movements in
the Baltic Sea region will be provided.
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Atomic_Threats_In_The_Baltic_Sea_Region
The English and German ATOMIC BALTIC presentation slides are provided on
this website.
http://AtomicBaltic.nuclear-heritage.net
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Atomic Threats In The Baltic Sea Region a talk in English by Falk Beyer from the ATOMIC BALTIC network/project.
Thursday January 15, 6 P.M. Luonto-Liitto, Annankatu 26 A, Helsinki, 5th floor
The Baltic Sea is one of the most radioactively polluted seas in the world.
Chernobyl accident, nuclear weapon tests and reprocessing plants were the
biggest polluters in the past, while these days a number of "civil" atomic
facilities are releasing for ex. big amounts of radionuclides contaminating
the sea. Seven countries are affected: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia,
Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. Also Russia, Germany and Belarus partly share
the Baltic Sea watershed.
The lecture is supposed to raise awareness on the threats posed by nuclear
power around the Baltic Sea. Also information on anti-nuclear movements in
the Baltic Sea region will be provided.
http://www.nuclear-heritage.net/index.php/Atomic_Threats_In_The_Baltic_Sea_Region
The English and German ATOMIC BALTIC presentation slides are provided on
this website.
http://AtomicBaltic.nuclear-heritage.net
Luonto-Liitto on vuonna 1943 perustettu lasten ja nuorten luonnonharrastus- ja ympäristönsuojelujärjestö. Tavoitteenamme on yhteiskunta, jossa arvostetaan luonnon moninaisuutta ja sen itseisarvoa.