If you are a nuclear engineer you may find reprocessing rather appealing, partly to show that your nuclear programme is as sophisticated as any and partly because it gets around the offensive inefficiency of light-water reactors.
- Iran will not develop reprocessing facilities to purify plutonium.
The airline advises customers holding electronic tickets to call US Airways or a travel agent, or to go to a US Airways counter, to get their tickets reprocessed so those tickets can be accepted at other airlines.
The airline advised customers holding electronic tickets to call U S Airways or a travel agent, or to go to a U S Airways counter to get their tickets reprocessed, either electronically or on paper, so they will be accepted at other airlines.
In 2004 and 2005, weapons-grade plutonium that the United States promised Russia it would get rid of was reprocessed at Areva's Cadarache fuel plant into mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel.
The North is thought to have enough reprocessed plutonium for 8-12 crude nuclear weapons, while its Soviet-era reprocessing plant at Yongbyon is only just getting going again.
"There is a ton of vehicle traffic around the reactor which supports the hypothesis they are taking fuel out and getting ready for reprocessing," Lewis said.
"There are plenty of reprocessing projects that haven't got off the ground because the technology is out of reach for most people.
Mr. Gwozdecky said the atomic energy agency's inspectors on the scene had reported that the North Koreans had not finished breaking through all the seals -- a combination of electronic alarms and bolts -- to get into the reprocessing plant, a job he said would probably be completed on Tuesday.
Then there was the trauma therapist, who prescribed eye movement desensitization and reprocessing to get over a couple of disturbing past events (too much to go into there).
