Sentence examples for radioactive state from inspiring English sources

More than 10,000 drums of nuclear waste that have been buried in Utah are likely to include some material that is so radioactive state law forbids its burial, a report released Wednesday by the group Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah says.

It still stores the aluminium cladding for the uranium fuel rods that were burnt inside Piles 1 and 2. That aluminium posed serious disposal problems when it was removed, in a highly radioactive state, from the two reactors as their fuel was decommissioned and their plutonium extracted.

In a 2006 report, an expert UK committee on radioactive waste management stated "it is generally considered that a voluntary process is essential to ensure equity, efficiency and the likelihood of successfully completing the process.

In the past, the Coastal Zone Management report states, "radioactive releases have been detected at the Indian Point facility from cracks in two different spent fuel pools.

It called for provisions for the safe return and verified disposal of all significant radioactive sources, and stated: "National action is needed to cope with the regulatory problem of orphan sources by maintaining accountability of sources through national registers and the legal enforcement of compliance with the regulations".

As Th ingrows at a rate related to its half-life, its decay product Ra (t1/2 = 3.63 days), rapidly ingrows to steady-state radioactive equilibrium.

Self-reporting is the norm for companies transporting radioactive waste into the state, the auditors say and the regulators acknowledge.

James Albright, who inspects radioactive materials for the state of North Carolina, is allotted $62 a night from the government for lodging.

Plant records describe at least two dozen unlicensed radioactive debris piles on state lands outside the plant.

My income, like the carbon-14 my dad was measuring, was in a state of radioactive decay.

When a rock cools from the molten to the solid state, its radioactive isotopes are immobilized in mineral crystal lattices and then decay in place.