Thousands protest train to German nuclear depot

Berlin - Thousands of protesters assembled Saturday in the northern German town of Dannenberg to meet a train carrying nuclear waste to a nearby storage depot. Anti-nuclear demonstrators said 23,000 people took part in the protest against nuclear energy and the use of the storage site. Police ...

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