Overview
- Germany's nuclear phase-out has led to the return of radioactive waste from France to be temporarily stored at Philippsburg.
- The transport of four Castor containers from La Hague, France, to Philippsburg, Germany, will be conducted by rail, with details kept confidential for security reasons.
- Local authorities and residents express concerns about the adequacy of security measures against modern threats, prompting legal action for a review of storage permissions.
- The EnBW energy company assures that the containers are tested for safety and that the transport will adhere to high security standards.
- The lack of a permanent nuclear waste disposal site in Germany remains a pressing issue, with calls for expedited solutions to avoid indefinite interim storage.