The search for a UK nuclear dump site could kill millions of fish

11 comments
  1. Could.

    It’s almost like a robust EIA,ES, Planning, and PI process don’t exist to prevent reckless decision making without thought for consequence, mitigation, and alternatives.

    It’s a non story

  2. As a nation we don’t care about millions of fish being killed. If we did we wouldn’t eat 1.3 million kgs of the stuff every day.

  3. Remember, if you do it to find a nuclear dump site it’s bad ans “could kill millions of fish” “with huge risks to marine life”, but if you do it to find a site for [offshore wind](https://beachapedia.org/Seismic_Surveys) the fishes love it and that doesn’t deserve an euronews.green article. Totally different.

  4. Its an old article from the summer, hardly news
    And any article that talks about Seismic Blasting is inevitably taking a highly biased / alarmist viewpoint slanted towards the more extreme wings of the environmental movement

    The correct terms are airgun survey or seismic shooting

  5. why is it called a nuclear “dump” site? What kind of language is that? This reeks of an agenda at play

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