Sentence examples for waste store from inspiring English sources
A similar earthquake under a nuclear waste store would be disastrous.
Many of the Decc projects have been delayed or suffered other setbacks, such as Cumbria's county council voting against hosting a deep nuclear waste store.
The government has not the faintest idea what to do with it; even the poorest regions have so far proved unwilling to be bribed to play host to a national radioactive waste store.
The pipeline list includes 12 new nuclear reactors, starting with two at Hinkley in Somerset due to open in 2017, £11.5bn for a new deep underground nuclear waste store not expected before 2040, upgrades to major London airports and a new terminal at Manchester airport, and improvements to the M1, M3, M4, M5, M6, and M25.
Copeland district council in the heart of the 'nuclear coast', where Sellafield employs nearly 10,000 people directly and many more in related jobs, voted 6-1 in favour of staying in the search for somewhere to host the waste store.
"Effectively the DTI is saying that a planning officer faced with a planning application for, let's say, a new nuclear waste store will not be able to seek adequate information about the application unless this is to be handled in secrecy," said George Regan, chairman of the steering committee of Nuclear Free Local Authorities.
Lacking a means of disposal, we have nuclear waste stored precariously in cooling pools at our nuclear plants.
Not least because there's radioactive waste stored two miles underground buried less thoroughly than BBC3 will be.
She has also said that waste stored there would be exposed to oxygen and water, posing a danger to the surrounding environment.
The nuclear crisis in Japan threatens a carefully choreographed UK Government plan to tackle the world's biggest mountain of plutonium waste stored at the Sellafield site in Cumbria.
The railroad would cost $880 million to build, the department estimates, and two loads of nuclear waste stored in casks would run through Caliente each day.
