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No East German Participation in Nuclear Waste Repository SearchCounty Commissioner Götz Ulrich (CDU) devoted several minutes to the search for a nuclear waste repository during the district council meeting on December 8, 2025. One certainly not insignificant detail apparently had not caught his attention until now. In his report, County Commissioner Götz Ulrich (CDU) stated that the Federal Company for Radioactive Waste Disposal (BGE) published a new interim report on the search for a nuclear waste repository in November 2025; the process is still in Phase 1, Step 2, in which 90 sub-areas are being further narrowed down. By the end of 2027, these areas are to be classified into categories A to D, with only A and B considered potentially suitable; so far, 56 percent of the sub-areas have been evaluated, of which three percent fall into A or B. Two of these potentially suitable sites are located in the Burgenlandkreis, one west of Bad Bibra and one north of Karsdorf and Reinsdorf, connecting to the Saalekreis. After further examinations and environmental assessments, site regions are to be proposed by the end of 2027, although it is already foreseeable that the legally mandated Bundestag decision cannot be met by 2031. (detailed in the above video) No East German Participation in Nuclear Waste Repository SearchDistrict council member Detlef Hartung (faction "Freie Wähler/Bürger für Weißenfels/Landgemeinden/Vereinigte Bürgerliste-Fraktion") pointed out a certainly not insignificant detail that casts the entire nuclear waste repository search in a completely different light. The National Advisory Committee for the Repository Search does not include a single representative from the East German federal states. Twelve of the 16 committee members come from the four federal states where nuclear waste is produced by nuclear power plants. Not a single member comes from the New Federal States. (detailed in the above video)Detlef Hartung criticized this and wanted to know why it is so. District council chairman Andy Haugk initially said he did not hear a question in Detlef Hartung’s statements. County Commissioner Götz Ulrich could not answer and referred to the fact that this could be clarified in a district council committee. (detailed in the above video) Detlef Hartung spoke out against a “radiant future” in the Burgenlandkreis. Author: AI-Translation - Michael Thurm | |
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