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Nuclear Ocean Dump Site Survey Monitoring organisation

Named in 1 report across 1 story - 17 Sept

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  1. spacedaily.comseen 19 Sept, 22:10description editedthe story

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Canada and Clermont Auvergne University share 1 reportFrench National Centre For Scientific Research and London share 1 reportFrench Nuclear Safety and Javier Escart share 1 reportCanada and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportFrench and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and London share 1 reportBelgium and London share 1 reportBelgium and Clermont Auvergne University share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and France share 1 reportBelgium and French National Centre For Scientific Research share 1 reportBelgium and Javier Escart share 1 reportBelgium and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and Germany share 1 reportFrench National Centre For Scientific Research and Javier Escart share 1 reportFrance and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportFrance and Germany share 1 reportBelgium and Germany share 1 reportCanada and Germany share 1 reportFrance and Javier Escart share 1 reportFrench and Javier Escart share 1 reportFrench and French National Centre For Scientific Research share 1 reportFrench National Centre For Scientific Research and Germany share 1 reportBelgium and Canada share 1 reportCanada and London share 1 reportFrench Nuclear Safety and Germany share 1 reportFrench Nuclear Safety and London share 1 reportFrench and Germany share 1 reportJavier Escart and London share 1 reportFrench National Centre For Scientific Research and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportCanada and France share 1 reportFrench and London share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and French Nuclear Safety share 1 reportCanada and French share 1 reportCanada and Javier Escart share 1 reportGermany and Javier Escart share 1 reportFrance and London share 1 reportBelgium and French share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and French share 1 reportGermany and London share 1 reportClermont Auvergne University and Javier Escart share 1 reportNuclear Ocean Dump Site…BelgiumBelgium - 1 shared report (place)CanadaCanada - 1 shared report (place)Clermont Au…Clermont Auvergne University - 1 shared report (organization)FranceFrance - 1 shared report (place)FrenchFrench - 1 shared report (place)French National C…French National Centre For Scientific Research - 1 shared report (organization)French Nucl…French Nuclear Safety - 1 shared report (organization)GermanyGermany - 1 shared report (place)Javier Esca…Javier Escart - 1 shared report (person)LondonLondon - 1 shared report (place)

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Between 1946 and 1993 European countries dumped an estimated 200,000 barrels of radioactive waste into the northeast Atlantic, most of it in water kilometres deep. Ocean dumping was banned in 1993, and surveys are only now going down to find out what happened to the drums.

3 outlets1 report names Nuclear Ocean Dump Site Survey Monitoring17 Sept – 22 Sept

People they appear with

Javier Escart1North-East Atlantic1Patrick Chardon1

Places in the same coverage

Belgium1Canada1France1French1Germany1London1Netherlands1Newfoundland1Norway1Paris1Russia1Sweden1

Organisations in the same coverage

Clermont Auvergne University1French National Centre For Scientific Research1French Nuclear Safety1Memorial University Of Newfoundland1Radiation Protection Authority1

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spacedaily.com1

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