THE NIEDERSACHSEN REPRESENTATIVES INQUIRY ON CLAIMS OF UNDERWATER RADIO-ACTIVE POLLUTION REMAINS INCONCLUSIVE.

THE NIEDERSACHSEN REPRESENTATIVES INQUIRY ON CLAIMS OF UNDERWATER RADIO-ACTIVE POLLUTION REMAINS INCONCLUSIVE.


The Niedersachsen Representatives inquiry on claims of underwater radio-active pollution in the Niedersachsen small town of Gorleben which caused citizens repeated protest by demonstration in both Germany and in France against further transport of nuclear waste materials from France for storage in Germany's underground nuclear waste storage facility in Gorleben has remained inconclusive, despite the citizens repeated demand for the shut-down of the underground nuclear waste storage facility with the Representatives unheeded request for scientific investigation on citizens claims of nuclear waste contamination beneath their small town in Niedersachsen. However, both the German government and the Green Peace Opposition Party quietness on the issue of further transport of nuclear waste materials from France to Germany for storage in the underground nuclear waste storage facility in Gorleben has reflected the government's drastic decision on its current energy policy for alternative energy sources to the current efficient atomic energy source for electricity, particularly the shut- down of all the Nuclear Reactors currently in operation in Germany by the year 2022. This could mean the alternative energy sources that entailed the Wind, the Solar, the Geothermal and the Hydro-electric energy sources remains insufficient to meet the rising citizens household demand for electricity consumption in Germany, France, the USA and in many developed countries around the world.