ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月9日 07時38分

On Anglesey Island in northern Wales, a huge construction project is underway. Gates and wire fences are up. Archaeologists are sifting through dirt to document stony dwellings dating from 100 B.C. The activity is all tied to a plan by Horizon Nuclear Power to turn this rugged outpost into the home of a plant that could be critical not just to the company, but to the Welsh economy and Britain’s energy future. Horizon is in private talks with the British government over how and when it might build a nuclear plant here at the northern tip of Wales. If the parties reach a deal on how the project’s estimated 15 billion pound ($18.95 billion) cost will be paid, this stronghold of Welsh culture will change in ways that residents are just starting to consider. Some people worry about nonstop truck traffic, the blasting of rock and soil, and the waves of outsiders the plant would bring to live and work in the area. Others see the project as a job creator because a smaller nuclear facility nearby was a dependable employer for nearly 50 years before closing in 2015. @francescaljones_ took this photo of Horizon Nuclear Power workers on Anglesey Island. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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