GERMANY'S NUCLEAR SCANDAL: Schroeter EXPOSES 125,000 Barrels Sitting Since 1974 In Asse Mine!

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Alternative for Germany parliamentarian Georg Schroeter, a former nuclear power plant engineer, addressed the Bundestag during budget debates on the Federal Ministry for Environment, Climate Protection, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, stating that Romanian nuclear power plants had been shut down for environmental reasons related to cooling water temperature limits rather than physical operational issues, and detailing the ministry's 2027 budget of 2.47 billion euros, slightly reduced from the previous year, of which more than half, approximately 1.5 billion euros, is allocated to the intermediate storage and disposal of radioactive substances. Schroeter noted that spending on the ministry's core environmental and nature conservation mission faces cuts of approximately 86 million euros, representing what he calculated as no more than 9 percent of total ministry expenditure, and criticised what he described as a decades-old complex surrounding nuclear waste management that has co

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