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". – Mr President, I am wearing my Irish scarf today. In response to the question, the Commission has compared the following two reports: its own radiation protection report 127 (
), published in December 2001; and the so-called WISE report, drawn up for the European Parliament's Scientific and Technological Options Assessment Programme (STOA), on the possible toxic effects from the nuclear reprocessing plants at Sellafield and Cap de la Hague in France, published in November 2001.
In particular, the Commission compared the reporting of radioactive effluents released from the Sellafield and La Hague sites. The Commission can confirm that the data reported in the two documents were found to be consistent. The difference between the two documents lies in the fact that the Commission document simply reports discharge data whereas the WISE report presents an analysis of the impact of these discharges on human health and the environment. A separate analysis of the data carried out on behalf of the European Commission is now available on the Europa website and I will ensure that a copy is made available to the honourable Member.
In order to obtain a more complete picture of the impact of all historical discharges on the northern European marine environment, in 2000 the European Commission launched the so-called Marina II study, which will be completed this summer. It will provide additional detailed information on radioactive discharges and resulting activity concentrations. It will also make an assessment of their levels in northern European marine waters and their impact on human health and on the environment."@en1
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"Radioactive effluents from nuclear power stations and nuclear fuel reprocessing plants in the European Union, 1995-1999"1
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