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World June 16, 2016 | 10:26 am

Greenpeace France energy campaigner, Cyrille Cormier, said:

Paris, 16 June 2016.– A briefing on anomalies and suspectedfalsifications by Areva based on findings at the group’s Creusot Forge site wastoday published by Greenpeace France. The briefing also presents anon-exhaustive list of nuclear power stations around the world which may beaffected. The briefing highlights a pressing need for independent inspectionprocedures and safety tests for every ... Read more

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