Titlebook: Challenges of Nuclear Waste Governance; An International Com Achim Brunnengr?ber,Maria Rosaria Di Nucci,Miranda Book 2018 Springer Fachmedi

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Perspectives of System Informaticscedure for a potential waste disposal site (hosting either high level waste from decommissioning or spent fuel as well as high level waste) started in 1999. As a result, six geological formations were “recommended for further research”. The most favoured is the Boda Siltstone Formation in the Wester

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47221-Xthe NSR facilities, Lithuanian authorities concluded that public acceptance and good relations with neighbouring countries are as important as geological criteria..Possibilities for disposal of SNF in a geological repository were analysed in 2001–2004 with support from Swedish experts. Because of th

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Elitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal,Nora Bonehffirmed in the Nuclear Back-end Strategy of 2008, only some desk research activities have been carried out since 2013. The plan for a final solution for SNF was most recently reported on in the joint National Policy and National Programme document (prepared in order to comply with the Council Direct

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System for Trademark Archival and Retrieval,titutions governing and regulating the industry are competent and viable. This chapter aims to uncover the history of nuclear waste in South Africa, providing some detail on the inventories, the legal and institutional background, and current controversies.

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The Technical, Political and Socio-Economic Challenges of Governing Nuclear Wastecan cases (Belgium, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States). Volume II looks at: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Croatia, Japan, Hungary, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, South A

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