Sentence examples for radioactive waste facility from inspiring English sources

There is a growing recognition that it is not ethically acceptable for a society to impose a radioactive waste facility on an unwilling community".

This paper contributes to the discussion surrounding the use of community benefits (also known as added value) in radioactive waste facility siting programmes.

In general, the life cycle impacts for the cement barrier were dominated by materials production; however, in the extreme scenario the life cycle impacts were dominated by truck transportation of spoils to a distant, off-site radioactive waste facility.

Its brilliance was in the packaging of the idea, couching the hide-and-seek act of creeping through the shadows in a tight, carefully orchestrated scenario in which one man must infiltrate a radioactive waste facility armed with little more than a radio, a bandana and a packet of cigarettes.

Cumbria County Council vetoed an advanced "stage four" search for a site for the radioactive waste facility.

They recruited volunteers from Salt Lake City and told them about a radioactive waste facility being built 165 miles away.

Assessment endpoint was individual dose to the member of critical group, which was modeled by GoldSim, which has been widely used as probabilistic risk analysis software based on Monte Carlo simulation in the area of safety assessment of radioactive waste facilities.

Despite there being a few software-based waste management systems independently developed within nuclear power plants and off-site interim radioactive waste facilities, much of the systems remain inconsistent, resulting in more manpower are needed to trace and analyze radioactive waste.

The state is required by federal law to site a low-level radioactive waste (LLW) facility within a year.

This work presents an investigation performed on a reinforced concrete specifically designed for this purpose, to predict the service life of the intermediate level radioactive waste disposal facility from data obtained with several techniques.

At issue is Edison's contention that it can move the concrete-encased reactor from the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in northern San Diego County to South Carolina's Barnwell Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility without entering the territorial waters of any other country.