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  Excite UK - Regional - Europe - Finland - Western Finland - Localities - Eurajoki
Excite UK - Regional - Europe - Finland - Western Finland - Localities - Eurajoki
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www.excite.co.uk /directory/Regional/Europe/Finland/Western_Finland/Localities/Eurajoki   (37 words)

  
  Eurajoki
Eurajoki is the most electric municipality in Finland.
In fact, the Finnish word for electricity, "sähkö", was first introduced to the Finnish language in 1845 by a physician from Eurajoki.
Eurajoki is located 15 km north of Rauma, 105 km from Turku, 125 km from Tampere and 240 km from Helsinki.
www.rsk.fi /index.php?565   (178 words)

  
  www.ymparisto.fi - Fingrid Oy 400 kV:n voimajohdonrakentaminen välillä Olkiluoto - Huittinen ja Olkiluodon ...
www.ymparisto.fi - Fingrid Oy 400 kV:n voimajohdonrakentaminen välillä Olkiluoto - Huittinen ja Olkiluodon johtojärjestelyt, Eurajoki
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Fingrid Oy 400 kV:n voimajohdonrakentaminen välillä Olkiluoto - Huittinen ja Olkiluodon johtojärjestelyt, Eurajoki
www.environment.fi /default.asp?contentid=134239&lan=fi   (41 words)

  
 Eurajoki
The River Eurajoki discharges to the Bothnian Sea in the Baltic Sea and is one of the biggest rivers in Southwestern Finland.
Intensive water protection and water quality monitoring programs are carried out in the area.
The Eurajoki catchment is located in the southern boreal zone, and is mostly covered by forests (60%) and fields (23%).
www.euroharp.org /map/img/eur.htm   (158 words)

  
 olkiluoto.info - Waste
In fact in 1973 a precondition of the municipality council of Eurajoki in was that they would accept a nuclear power plant to be built to their municipality only if "the waste shall be sent away from Eurajoki".
For the two reactors in Eurajoki the first option was reprocessing (outside Finland) and secondary option was to prepare for a final disposal in Finland.
Consequently Eurajoki became the first municipality in the world to approve a storage facility for high-level radioactive waste to its territory.
www.olkiluoto.info /en/16/3/18   (785 words)

  
 Eurajoki   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Eurajoki (Euraåminne in Swedish) is a municipality of Finland.
It is located in the province of Western Finland and is part of the Satakunta region.
Two of Finland's four nuclear power plants reside in the island of Olkiluoto in Eurajoki with a third one under construction.
www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/eu/Eurajoki.htm   (100 words)

  
 Magmatic and Postmagmatic Processes in Tin-mineralized Granites: Topaz-bearing Leucogranite in the Eurajoki Rapakivi ...
DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY, P.O. The 1·57 Ga Eurajoki stock in southwestern Finland is composed of biotite-hornblende-fayalite granite, biotite granites and late-stage topaz-bearing granite, as well as related topaz-bearing rhyolite (ongonite) dykes.
Cassiterite occurs in the Eurajoki stock in three different associations: (1) in the topaz-bearing granite as a ubiquitous accessory mineral; (2) in pegmatite dykes and pockets; (3) in greisen and quartz veins.
The occurrence of magmatic topaz in Eurajoki in two or more generations (euhedral topaz inclusions within quartz phenocrysts in rhyolite and quartz megacrysts in granite; topaz phenocrysts in rhyolite; subhedral topaz grains in the matrix of granite and rhyolite) is probably related to crystallization at different pressures.
www.oxfordjournals.org /our_journals/petroj/online/Volume_38/Issue_12/html/ega083_gml.html   (6482 words)

  
 Finnish energy attitudes 2002   (Site not responding. Last check: )
A clear majority (81%) of Eurajoki residents are of the opinion that the plant should be built in Eurajoki, as is the case in Loviisa (69%).
It should be said in this context that the uncertainty regarding the location of a new plant among the entire population is not explained by scepticism towards the implementation of the construction project.
Eurajoki residents are particularly sure about the realisation of the project [Figure 8.].
www.saunalahti.fi /~pena/eas2002/english/eeluku2-3.htm   (521 words)

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