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In article <740544.ensmtp@cali.co.uk>, Lorraine Mann
<Lorraine_Mann@cali.co.uk> writes
>Scotland Against Nuclear Dumping has launched a Tartan Ribbon Campaign in
>protest at nuclear waste from all over the world being shipped to Dounreay for
>reprocessing.  At the moment a shipment from Australia is on its way and
>several more shipments are planned.  Dounreay is also looking at getting waste
>from as many other countries as possible.
>
>To accommodate the increase in foreign reprocessing and other work at the
>Dounreay site, the Dounreay management plans to increase by about 700% the
>amount of radioative waste it will dump straight into the sea and air.  
>
>Transport of foreign waste is under very lax regulations and will put people
>all over Scotland at risk.
>
>The economy of Scotland and of the Highlands will suffer as a result of
>Dounreay's marketing efforts which potray the Highlands as the place to send
>anything which is too nasty for any other country to deal with.
>
>If you are concerned about the above, please wear a tartan ribbon in your
>lapel.  Better still, buy a couple of metres of tartan ribbon and make some up
>for friends and relatives.  Collect donations and use the money to buy more
>ribbon!
>
>If you have surplus money please send it to Scotland Against Nuclear Dumping,
>c/o Sue Wilson, 114 Mowbray Grove, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, EH30 9PE.
> 
>The tartan ribbon campaign is also being started in Australia...so spread the
>word.
>
>Lorraine
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You can get more information about Nuclear Dumping in Scotland from the
S.A.N.D. (Scotland Against Nuclear Dumping) Website at
http://www.glen.co.uk/sand

The Australian people have a really strong background in environmental
issues and I am sure they do not agree with this governmental policy on
nuclear dumping - please pass this around appropriate newsgroups - we in
Scotland need your support.
Thank you.

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Mandy Macleman

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