Scientists at Clifton Hampden have objected to Hills Quarry Products ’s demands to dig over 2.5 million tonnes of sand and gravel from a nearby Oxfordshire site, claiming that the consequential wind-borne dust could harm their sensitive equipment used for nuclear fusion experiments. The research centre has submitted its concerns to Clifton Hampden Protection to address the issues.
Scientists at the Culham Science Centre have objected to Hills Quarry Product’s demands to dig over 2.5 million tonnes of sand and gravel from a nearby Oxfordshire site, claiming that the consequential wind-borne dust could harm their sensitive equipment used for nuclear fusion experiments. The research centre has submitted its concerns to the Oxfordshire County Council to address the issues.