High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal: Policy and Prognosis

Solving the United States' high level nuclear waste disposal dilemma is vital to our energy Independence and economic growth. The issue has been stalled for decades and presently faces enormous political obstacles despite renewed government effort to achieve a solution. Some technical questions...

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Main Author: Bouton, Jr, Edwin H
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BURIAL
GEOLOGIC DISPOSAL
LONG RANGE(TIME)
NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICIES
Radiation Pollution and Control
RADIOACTIVE WASTES
WASTE DISPOSAL
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WASTE RECYCLING
YUCCA MOUNTAINS(NEVADA)
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LONG RANGE(TIME)
NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL
POLICIES
Radiation Pollution and Control
RADIOACTIVE WASTES
WASTE DISPOSAL
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WASTE RECYCLING
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