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Categorization of Used Nuclear Fuel Inventory in Support of a Comprehensive National Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategy?

Categorization of Used Nuclear Fuel Inventory in Support of a Comprehensive National Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategy?

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John C. Wagner ,
Joshua L. Peterson ,
Don E. Mueller ,
Jess C. Gehin ,
Andrew Worrall ,
Temitope Taiwo ,
Mark Nutt ,
Mark A. Williamson ,
Mike Todosow ,
Roald Wigeland ,
William G. Halsey ,
Ronald P. Omberg ,
Peter N. Swift ,
Joe T. Carter
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Report on THMC Modeling of the Near Field Evolution of a Generic Clay Repository: Model Validation and Demonstration

Report on THMC Modeling of the Near Field Evolution of a Generic Clay Repository: Model Validation and Demonstration

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H.H. Liu ,
Jim Houseworth ,
Jonny Rutqvist ,
Liange Zheng ,
Daisuke Asahina ,
Lianchong Li ,
Victor Vilarrasa ,
Fei Chen ,
Seiji Nakagawa ,
Stefan Finsterle ,
Christine Doughty ,
Timothy Kneafsey ,
Jens Birkholzer
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Guidance for Creating a Community Benefits Plan for Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs

Guidance for Creating a Community Benefits Plan for Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs

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U.S. Department of Energy Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations
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This document is intended to provide supplemental information to assist applicants developing a Community Benefits Plan (CBP) for the Regional Direct Air Capture Hubs. As shown in the graphic to the right, Community Benefits Plans are based on a set of four core interdependent policy priorities: engaging communities and labor; investing in America's workforce; advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility; and implementing Justice40.

Socio-technical multi-criteria evaluation of long-term spent nuclear fuel management strategies: A framework and method

Socio-technical multi-criteria evaluation of long-term spent nuclear fuel management strategies: A framework and method

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Diaz-Maurin, François ,
Yu, Jerold ,
Ewing, Rodney C.
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In the absence of a federal geologic repository or consolidated, interim storage in the United States, commercial spent fuel will remain stranded at some 75 sites across the country. Currently, these include 18 “orphaned sites” where spent fuel has been left at decommissioned reactor sites.

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