Another “split” on the subject of England...  

In England, nuclear power plants are on every step. For example, in SLOUGH, it is near London, very close to Heathrow Airport. Moreover, there is no safety zone around the station, residential houses adjacent directly to the station. There is an entire street of row of residential houses, the windows of which look directly at the reactors, right on the other side of the street... Moreover, new areas of housing and shopping squares are built directly on ground-buried radioactive waste (!)...
In 2012, during the construction of new houses, during the digging of foundations, barrels of bright yellow color were found in the ground, with familiar triangular symbols - a sign of radioactive danger. As it turned out, since the construction of the station, the radioactive waste has not been disposed of, not exported, but simply buried in the ground at a depth of not more than 1 meter, on the territory of the station. Later this, and so small territory, the state shortened, (the land in the vicinity of London is expensive!Sold to builders. And they built huge areas of SLOUGH TRADING ESTATE and residential houses - right on this nuclear laundry... On the site: https://nuclearslough.wordpress.com/ you can see and photos, and links to documents on the subject, such sites (left, as a rule a lot)...But on sites such as the Air Force you why not find such information :))
Interestingly, when reactors reboot nuclear fuel, the radioactive background in the district increases very strongly, so, "to avoid panic," to measure the level of radiation near the station, especially, to publish it in the media without the appropriate permission is not possible. In the name of caring for man.
It is funny why the European "greens" very much like to protest against oil and gas platforms (in the order of less dangerous, if at all, at least something dangerous, in any sense), anywhere... in the deserted Far North of Russia, and in the same England, 10 kilometers from London, - in the emphasis do not see such very... gmm... controversial things...