Slovenia, Croatia fail to agree on nuclear waste storage facility
Bled, 30 September - Slovenia and Croatia failed to agree to build a common repository for nuclear waste from their jointly-owned N-plant, as the inter-governmental commission in charge of overseeing the Slovenia-Croatia agreement on the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (NEK) met for a session in Slovenia's Bled on Monday.
Bled
Slovenian Infrastructure Minister Alenka Bratušek (right) and Croatian Minister for the Environment and Energy Tomislav Ćorić (left) speaking to the press after the session of the inter-governmental commission overseeing the implementation of the agreement on the jointly-owned nuclear power station in Slovenia's Krško (NEK).
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Bled
A group of Bosnian activists protest against Croatia's plans to build a nuclear waste repository on the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Bled
A group of Bosnian activists protest against Croatia's plans to build a nuclear waste repository on the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Bled
Slovenian Infrastructure Minister Alenka Bratušek (right) and Croatian Minister for the Environment and Energy Tomislav Ćorić (left) speaking to the press after the session of the inter-governmental commission overseeing the implementation of the agreement on the jointly-owned nuclear power station in Slovenia's Krško (NEK).
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
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