Sellafield, Europe’s most hazardous nuclear site, has a worsening leak from a huge silo of radioactive waste that could pose a risk to the public, the Guardian can reveal.
Concerns over safety at the crumbling building, as well as cracks in a reservoir of toxic sludge known as B30, have caused diplomatic tensions with countries including the US, Norway and Ireland, which fear Sellafield has failed to get a grip of the problems.
It’s still fossil energy, except that the pollution doesn’t get into the air.
What fossil is uranium made from?
Come on, you know what they meant. It’s “fossil” as a shorthand for “non-renewable”
My bad, sorry.