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And what applied to Asse will also apply to Konrad.
Everything that is toxic will be stored here in large quantities. Not only radioactive substances, but also heavy metals, asbestos and chemical waste. Undeclared or falsely declared, greased by bribery, these substances will find their way in.
If, in geological times, there should still be a higher intelligence:
The region around today's Salzgitter will become dangerous.
of several metres. Deformed, wedged together and rusting.
Now, 40 years later, water is leaking in everywhere. Once something is down here, it takes an enormous amount of effort to get it back up. Geological forces such as water, but also deformations, will find their way. Since much of it will probably emerge altered in its composition, as if pressed through a mangle or cutter, I don't think signs will help.
Perhaps warnings such as artefacts cast in resin (cf. amber), such as @ErikUden
skulls, plasticised cancer tumours and the like for low cultures, and science cast in gold for developed civilisations, could deter and explain.
If climate chaos does not wreak worse havoc on humanity.
“Innocent” nature has and always will suffer under humanity.
Thank you very much for your pictures and impressions.
In the 1990s, I once visited the Asse mine in my capacity as a youth representative (works council).
Since it was not an official tour for visitors such as politicians or environmental organisations, the whole thing turned out to be rather unvarnished. Even back then, hardly anyone believed that all the rubbish could be removed.
Thousands upon thousands of yellow barrels, some of them dumped from heights