Topshop, the British chain that rivals H & M in reprocessing runway fashion for the masses, plans to open its first New York store in September, near the new Jil Sander.
And American officials are struggling to figure out how far North Korea has gone in reprocessing 8,000 spent nuclear fuel rods into plutonium for nuclear arms.
The separated TRISO particles can then be reprocessed for waste separation or disposed off in geological repository.
The move came after evidence that the north had begun removing spent nuclear fuel rods from storage, possibly in preparation for reprocessing them for weapons.
The data, reprocessed for this article, were acquired during an experiment aimed to characterize PET scanner performance, and details are given in [22].
They were reprocessed for departure.
Indeed, the crisis has started a debate about just what business the company should be in -- reprocessing spent fuel for use in power plants, or disposing of nuclear waste and cleaning up nuclear sites, a business that some analysts say has huge potential, without the controversies associated with reprocessing.
The reactor fuel, which the Russians say is pure enough to be used in nuclear weapons, would be shipped to a plant in the Ural Mountains for reprocessing into fuel for nuclear power plants.
Captured in molten glass and stocked in special warehouses at reprocessing plants for 40 to 50 years while it cools, it is this brew that, under present plans, is to be sent in special containment canisters for deep disposal.
The newspaper reminded readers that Hwang Jang Yop, the former secretary of the North Korean Workers Partyy and North Korea's highest-level defector to South Korea, had said in an interview in 1999 that North Korea was reprocessing uranium for nuclear warheads.
