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What do countries like France and Japan, which use a lot of nuclear power, do with their wastes?
Sediments of the deep sea primarily originate from a rain of dead marine organisms and their wastes.
In the early 1980's, the department signed contracts with nuclear utilities promising to take their wastes beginning in January 1998, in exchange for a tenth of a cent per kilowatt-hour from reactors.
Because of the delays, which the announcement seems likely to lengthen, the Energy Department is facing billions of dollars in damage suits from utilities that have contracts with the department to take their wastes in exchange for payments.
When the reactors now operating were designed, mostly in the 1960's, the builders assumed that reactors would store their wastes for only a few years before they were reprocessed for further use.
For now, the 103 operating power reactors around the country store their wastes in spent-fuel pools like the ones here, 40 feet on a side and 40 feet deep, designed to withstand earthquakes and filled with purified water.
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