EURATOM REPORT
February 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALLEURATOM has released its 2002 report on inquiries carried out by its European Commission officials tasked with checking the safety and security of nuclear installations across the European Union (EU); although the paper's conclusions was generally satisfactory, it notes a number of problems detected that required resolution.EU safeguards inspectors carried out 7,288 person-days of work that year, (down five per cent from 2001, following a streamlining effort); 30 per cent of inspections were on reprocessing facilities and associated stores, 45 per ...
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