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BBC News
Plans for low-level radioactive waste disposal to be allowed at a landfill site in Northamptonshire have been given the go-ahead by the government.
Kings Cliffe Waste Watchers, who have been campaigning against the plan, reacted to the decision by saying it was disappointed that the wishes of local residents had been ignored by a minister who had "declared his commitment to local decision making".
Some 98% of people who voted in local referendums opposed the plans.
Northamptonshire county councillors had unanimously rejected the plan in March 2010.
Augean says the waste, which is mainly soil and rubble from old nuclear power stations, is very low-level radioactive. It says the amount of radiation emitted will be a small percentage of what we are exposed to naturally every day.
The residents of Kings Cliffe say an underground water source runs from below the landfill site and that a number of springs, pools and streams in the village could be contaminated.
They say their area, which is more than 90 miles from the nearest nuclear power station, has been unfairly singled out for the waste.
Originally posted by woodwardjnr
A video of someones back garden in the UK with what seems to be dumped Nuclear material. Believe it or not , but the guys whos garden it was is an ATS member.
At the end of video 2 and beginning of video 3