Sentence examples for nuclear waste management from inspiring English sources

A MX-80 sodium bentonite crushed granite rock mixture is being saturated in the Äspö Hard Rock Laboratory managed by SKB (the Swedish Company of nuclear waste management) as part of the "Backfill and Plug Test Project".

With our enemy in active pursuit of dirty bombs, our considerations about nuclear waste management have to change.

That is not to say that nuclear waste management should not have exceptional scientific analysis at its foundation.

The strike price covers not only the costs of building Hinkley Point C, but all decommissioning and nuclear waste management costs.

Moreover, nuclear waste management at the "back end" is already energy hungry in treatment, conditioning, transportation and final disposal in some future repository (if ministers ever give the green light).

Washington and Seoul are also discussing a 10-year joint study of new nuclear waste management options, including a technology called pyroprocessing, in an attempt to determine which might be safer, more economically viable and more proliferation-resistant.

This paper is a brief overview of the perspectives of development on nuclear power and nuclear wastes management in a global context.

That would leave the company to focus on nuclear-waste management and contracts in the United States and elsewhere for cleaning up contaminated nuclear sites.

In the end, management of nuclear waste, like management of water, is a political matter.

The National Atomic Energy Commission of the Argentine Republic is developing a nuclear waste disposal management programme that contemplates the design and construction of a facility for the final disposal of intermediate-level radioactive wastes.

Expert elicitation, a method of coalescing knowledge and combining judgements (Runge et al. 2011) is often used where data is expensive, limited or unreliable, such as environmental health management, nuclear waste production and its management, and emerging energy production technology (Knol et al. 2010; Anadón et al. 2012).