Nuclear repository at Chiemsee: Söder criticizes the search process - "Now we're giving Bavaria one to"

The Federal Agency for Final Storage presented its results in the search for nuclear final storage on Monday.

Many parts of Bavaria would be suitable for this.

• The Federal Agency for Final Storage has declared 90 areas in Germany to be suitable for nuclear waste disposal.

• More than half of Bavaria could serve as a repository.

• Bavarian politicians are angry about the results.

Peine

- New round in the eternal dispute over a

: The

(BGE) yesterday presented a map where a

for

would be possible

anywhere from the rock

.

The result:

would be

suitable

as a

for eternity - including more

than expected.

Gorleben fails as a nuclear waste repository

It

was to be expected

that the

and the

with their solid

would be on the list.

But now the

even appears

on the map - specifically areas with claystone in the area around

,

and

.

In addition, according to the

in

all areas north of a line are approximately at the level of

and

because there is

in the ground here.

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These areas could be considered as potential nuclear repositories.

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In total,

theoretically suitable to accommodate the

that are currently distributed in interim storage facilities in Germany.

74 areas are in salt rock, nine in clay rock and seven in crystalline rock, i.e. granite.

Of all

,

, the

that

has been politically

planned and contested

as a

for 43 years

, is not one of them:

justified this with inadequate retention capacity of the

.

Two billion euros have already been invested

in

- for nothing.

Bavarian Environment Minister

(CDU) criticized: "The further process has no

a credibility problem."

Almost all of Bavaria could serve as a nuclear waste repository - Söder with criticism

Bavaria's Prime Minister

is also skeptical about

the

, but stressed that there would be “no total blockade”.

However,

sharply criticized

the broad-based

.

Almost two-thirds of

now been declared sub-areas.

That will unsettle many people.

,

,

, the

, and

are completely in the selection,

about half and

is also massively affected.

#Bayern does not give a fundamental rejection of a #AtommuellEndlager ⚛️, says the Bavarian Prime Minister @Markus_Soeder.

But the country does not want to volunteer.

He criticizes the @gruene_bayern who, in his opinion, “ingratiate”.

@csu #nuclear energy pic.twitter.com/58hPb3Iz5J

- phoenix (@phoenix_de) September 28, 2020

The

demanded that no politically motivated decision should be made according to the motto: "Now let's give the

one." He confirmed the assessment of the

that

no location

in

an option.

Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder also found clear words at the recently held CSU party conference.

Bavaria's

criticism

does not play a role

for the

, countered

: “Mr.

may

or may not like that.

We work purely scientifically. ”The fact that

now criticizing the selection of rugged granite rock is surprising, after all,

has also

repeatedly agreed to

the nationwide

process, says

.

In fact, it was the then Prime Minister

who agreed to the procedure in 2013 to search for purely scientific criteria.

The

criticize that

did this so that he would get “the naive election campaign hit foreigner's toll” in return: “

sold

our home

for a 'lentil dish',

” said FW parliamentary group leader

.

The district administrator of Rosenheim says that the Chiemsee could come into question as a nuclear repository

In fact, the information from the Federal Agency for Final Storage surprised me very much today.

However, I would like to say that we are only at the beginning of a long process here.

Almost 40,000 people live in the affected communities in the Rosenheim district.

With the Eggstätt-Hemhofer Seenplatte, the oldest nature reserve in Bavaria is located in this sub-area.

I think that after assessing all of these criteria, this environment is no longer considered as a repository.

Otto Lederer (CSU), District Administrator of Rosenheim

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