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Greenpeace activists deliver radioactive contaminated water bottles to the French Senate in Paris. The water was collected last week from the well situated against the site wall of the nuclear waste storage site in La Hague, France. Greenpeace reveals that France's iconic sparkling wine, Champagne, is threatened by radioactive contamination leaking from the nuclear waste dumpsite in the region.
30 May 2006
Paris France

Greenpeace activists deliver radioactive contaminated water bottles to the French Senate in Paris. The water was collected last week from the well situated against the site wall of the nuclear waste storage site in La Hague, France. Greenpeace reveals that France's iconic sparkling wine, Champagne, is threatened by radioactive contamination leaking from the nuclear waste dumpsite in the region.

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