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Graham cleans up with £50m nuclear waste deal - Construction Index
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UK plans for geological disposal of nuclear waste declared “unachievable” by Treasury - Envirotec Magazine
Scientists Say They’ve Figured Out a Way to Turn Nuclear Waste Into a Powerful Fuel - Futurism
US researchers develop plan to turn nuclear waste into valuable nuclear fuel - igor´sLAB
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Treasury criticises ‘unachievable’ plan for underground nuclear waste dump in Cumbria - The Guardian
Nuclear Waste Could Provide Fuel For Fusion Energy, Says Los Alamos Physicist - NucNet
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