Not only since Chernobyl it should be well known that nuclear energy is everything but safe. As I was involved with the German anti nuclear movement since the early 80s, here are some articles which reflect on movement strategy and/or success.
Submitted by Alana Queer on Wed, 31/05/1995 - 23:00
On 25 April, a transport of spent nuclear fuel rods reached the intermediate storage site in Gorleben, Lower Saxony (Peace News September 1994, January 1995), the way having been cleared of protesters by 15,000 police in the county of Wendland and throughout the railway network. The bill for the police operation alone is estimated at 55 million marks (£25 million). ANDREAS SPECK looks at the history of the anti-nuclear campaign and suggests how to sharpen strategies for nonviolent protest.
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