LJUBLJANA, Dec 18 (Hina) - Slovene Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek said in parliament on Tuesday an agreement on the Krsko nuclear power plant, which Slovene Environmental Minister Janez Kopac and Croatian Economy Minister Goranko
Fizulic will sign on Wednesday, was "good and balanced." Drnovsek was responding to claims by the opposition's Social Democrats, who maintain the agreement on the jointly owned power plant, which is situated on Slovene territory, does not settle past financial issues and radioactive waste disposal. The party also says the local community in Krsko is against the agreement, as it believes the dealing with radioactive waste and dismantling of the plant after closure will be on Slovenia's shoulders. Drnovsek said the Krsko deal settled both the radioactive waste and dismantling issues. As for the local community, he said it received annuity for the degradation of farmland around the plant.(h
LJUBLJANA, Dec 18 (Hina) - Slovene Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek
said in parliament on Tuesday an agreement on the Krsko nuclear
power plant, which Slovene Environmental Minister Janez Kopac and
Croatian Economy Minister Goranko Fizulic will sign on Wednesday,
was "good and balanced."
Drnovsek was responding to claims by the opposition's Social
Democrats, who maintain the agreement on the jointly owned power
plant, which is situated on Slovene territory, does not settle past
financial issues and radioactive waste disposal.
The party also says the local community in Krsko is against the
agreement, as it believes the dealing with radioactive waste and
dismantling of the plant after closure will be on Slovenia's
shoulders.
Drnovsek said the Krsko deal settled both the radioactive waste and
dismantling issues. As for the local community, he said it received
annuity for the degradation of farmland around the plant.
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