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The containment of radionuclides within repositories,osphere following the disposal of HLW. We have seen how the characteristics of the three most likely geological host rock types can in part be amenable to the isolation of high-level nuclear waste, and various examples of how even when radionuclides escape from the immediate vicinity of a repository

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