Ambiente, Energia

Scorie nucleari sigillate per 100.000 anni: la Finlandia ci prova

A 433 metri sotto la roccia finlandese, Onkalo sta per diventare la prima tomba operativa al mondo per scorie nucleari.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic underground tunnel carved through ancient dark granite rock, descending deep into the earth at 433 meters below the surface. The tunnel is lit by industrial lighting casting long shadows along the curved walls, revealing the rough-hewn texture of billion-year-old Precambrian rock. In the foreground, a cylindrical copper and steel canister stands sealed and polished, reflecting the dim light. The tunnel stretches far into the background, conveying immense depth and geological scale. The atmosphere is solemn, monumental, and slightly eerie — the feeling of a place built not for humans but for time itself. The visual style is documentary and editorial, with cold bluish-grey tones, cinematic depth of field, and a sense of engineered permanence meant to outlast civilization.

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