Sellafield daily leaks

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Dear Environment Agency,

Please provide reports showing what the Environment Agency is doing to tackle the daily leaks of radioactive waste into the Irish sea from The Sellafield Nuclear plant.

"The plant releases some 8 million litres of contaminated waste into the sea on a daily basis, making the Irish Sea the most radioactive sea in the world. England is known for its green fields and rolling landscapes, but nestled in the heart of this industrialized nation is a toxic, accident-prone facility, spewing dangerous waste into the oceans of the world."

Source The Ten Most Radioactive Places on Earth
http://freepdfhosting.com/19708ee2d1.pdf

Yours faithfully,

Mr Glynne Powell.

Enquiries, Unit, Environment Agency

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Dear Enquiries, Unit,

I'm closing this request as it was duplicated in error. You responded to my request at the link below and I thank you again for the information.

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/s...

Yours sincerely,

Mr Glynne Powell.