And they are making abstractions of all environmental and psychological problems that such an industry can give. This is one of the reasons for such a culture of silence and non-information. Our intervention has brought a sense of humanity, sensibility and reality. For us, mothers of possibly affected families, the risks of the reprocessing industry is not acceptable in so far as it brings harm to our environment and to our children. We believe that an economic activity cannot operate to the detriment of their health.
Women have to invade the economic and political world mastered by men.
Now that the doors are opened, step by step it is time to press our ideas forward. It is a struggle that requires a lot of energy and things that have to be renounced, but which also brings a lot of consolation. The exchanges between women have permitted us to express our anxieties which have been latently existent in many households. We are daily confronted with the actual problems this reprocessing industry faces. The many dysfunctions are in most cases revealed by environmental organizations whose credibility is no longer questioned by the population.