The ECW company works in the area of non-destructive inspection, mainly for the nuclear and the military industries but also for the construction industry. The company has a license to own and use the sources (for gamma radiography). The ECW company was engaged in a sewer inspection on 23 March 1999 on a site of the ENTREPOSE company at Roissy (France). After this inspection, the driver and the radiology assistant stopped for lunch at about 1 p.m. at a place called Mesnil Amelot (77). the vehicle was stolen between 1 p.m. and 1.25 p.m. with the gamma unit in the rear compartment of the vehicle. A report on the theft of the vehicle was drawn up by the police and a complaint has been filed with the public prosecutor at Meaux (77). The serial number of the GAM 80 gamma radiography unit is no. 2665. The vehicle is a Ford Transit, Licence plate 141 MEE 75. The approval certificate for the package design is F/137/B(U) and expires on 10 July 1999.
The Pacific News Bulletin (since September 1986) and its predecessor Pacific Bulletin was published for the Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific (NFIP) Movement by the Pacific Concerns Resource Centre (PCRC), first based in Petersham (Australia) and later at Suva on the Fiji Islands. The NFIP movement grew out of the first regional Nuclear Free Pacific […]
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Behnam Raeesian is an internationally recognized visual artist and poster designer from Iran, known for bold political and cultural works. Through exhibitions, workshops, jury roles, and collaborations with cultural institutions worldwide, he has built a strong voice in contemporary political graphic design. His projects confront complex issues such as nuclear risk and technological impact, transforming […]
Everywhere you look, the nuclear industry’s hype machine is in overdrive. Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and the UK government all tout small modular reactors as the silver bullet for climate change and energy security. Tech billionaires are hiring nuclear veterans. Wall Street is whispering about “round-the-clock power” for artificial intelligence data centers. For those old enough […]
