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France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces

author: Al Mayadeen
source: Al Mayadeen English
27 Jan 2023 19:14

France seems to be unable to keep its colonial massacres buried as recently, the northern town of Arlit in Niger has been left wallowing in 20 million tonnes of radioactive waste.

France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces
France’s uranium mines: Deadly colonial traces