Jefferson Lab awarded $8M for accelerator technology to enable transmutation - American Nuclear Society
Feds think they can do Eastern WA nuclear waste cleanup faster, cheaper. Here’s how - Tri-City Herald
How To Use Up Nuclear Waste Generating Electricity - CleanTechnica
Scientists develop accelerator that could slash nuclear waste lifespan by 99% - Oil & Gas 360
Nuclear Waste Breakthrough Sparks Reassessment of Long-Term Energy Mix - TipRanks
Scientists Develop Accelerator That Could Slash Nuclear Waste Lifespan by 99% - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Jefferson Labs - Hackaday
Nuclear Waste Remediation By Proton Beam - Hackaday
KENFO shifts to pan-European real estate amid German stall - IPE Real Assets
Hanford Site finally turns nuclear waste into glass - C&EN
Officials spark backlash with concerning plan for nuclear waste: 'Will change dramatically' - The Cool Down
The U.S. Is Asking States to Volunteer to Store Nuclear Waste, Offering Billions to Keep It Forever - Indian Defence Review
US experts are transforming nuclear waste into electricity, reducing radioactivity from 100 years to 300 years with particle accelerator technology, and a billion-dollar project could redefine the future of nuclear energy. - CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
Judge Allows Nuclear Waste Dump Into Hudson River - South Shore Press
Feds ‘fail’ to clean up New Mexico nuclear waste at WIPP, state says - Carlsbad Current-Argus
US tech to turn nuclear waste into power, cut radioactive life by 99.7% | Interesting Engineering - Digg
U.S. Lab is Turning Nuclear Waste into Electricity - Tomorrow's World Today
Particle Accelerators Could Turn Nuclear Waste Into Power and Slash Radioactivity by 99.7% - Gadget Review
US particle accelerators turn nuclear waste into electricity, cut radioactive life by 99.7% - Interesting Engineering
Commentary | Notes from a Vermont Activist by Nancy Braus: Vermonters should have a voice in nuclear waste storage - Brattleboro Reformer
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