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Even the 3.8-meter United Kingdom Infrared Telescope, which the decommissioning report suggested closing, has advocates.

The decommissioning report was released as another government panel set up to determine the cause of the accident said it would invite opinions from three overseas experts early next year.

In 2010, a UH contractor wrote a decommissioning report as part of a broader management plan, ordered in 2006 by a state judge who blocked a NASA-funded project to add four to six small "outrigger" telescopes around the twin 10-meter Keck I and Keck II telescopes.

The decommissioning report suggests that only one of the four radio and microwave facilities would remain by 2033, whereas eight of the nine optical and IR telescopes would stay.

The government is set to heavily subsidise a new generation of nuclear power stations, despite recent reports that decommissioning the existing generation could cost £83bn of taxpayers' money.

The NAO reported that decommissioning costs for the existing 19 nuclear plants had risen by 18 per cent – about £11.7bn between 2005 and 2007 – and are expected to reach £73bn but could go higher.

Although the report mostly describes the process for decommissioning an observatory, it also estimates that by 2033 there should be just 10 telescopes on Mauna Kea including TMT and even provides a rough list of facilities that might come down.

So far, the government's liabilities for nuclear clean-up is estimated at $447 billion, which doesn't include what future clean-up costs are expected to be with some 100 nuclear power plants in the United States that all will eventually need decommissioning and proper disposal, according to a GAO report.

The Trump administration is planning to privatize the international space station instead of simply decommissioning the orbiting international experiment in 2024, according to a report in The Washington Post. .

Although the costs of Sellafield relate mainly to handling waste from old nuclear projects – including postwar weapons programmes – the NAO's report begs the question of whether cost estimates for decommissioning future nuclear power plants may also have been underestimated.