Overview of licensing procedure for new nuclear power plants in accordance with the Swiss Federal Nuclear Energy Act

From a subchronic inhalation study conducted with ethyl formate in rats a NOAEC of 330 ppm (1000 mg/m³) was derived based on observed nasal irritation (olfactory damage, squamous

The equal treatment principle is enshrined in Article 20 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and also mentioned in Article 19(1) lit. According to well-established case law, that

controversies are reviewed; the nuclear power controversy is viewed from this perspective. Social movements for greater participation in the decision-making process are discussed

If the residual risk of operating a nuclear power plant is to be compared with these risks, one has to reflect on the fact that the residual risk in the case of

In accordance with the Swiss Federal Nuclear Energy Act, the operators of nuclear facilities are obliged to bear the costs for the disposal of their radioactive

Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications DETEC Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE. Application for access to

The construction licence is no longer the responsibility of the Federal Council, but is now awarded by the Swiss Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy

failing to fulfil the obligations arising from an operating licence for a nuclear facility (Articles 22 and 38), decommissioning obligations (Article 26) or the obligations