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Decay Heat of Selected DOE-Managed Waste Materials
Decay Heat of Selected DOE-Managed Waste Materials
Status of Progress Made Toward Preliminary Design Concepts for the Inventory in Select Media for DOE-Managed HLW/SNF
Status of Progress Made Toward Preliminary Design Concepts for the Inventory in Select Media for DOE-Managed HLW/SNF
REPOSITORY NEAR-FIELD THERMAL MODELING UPDATE INCLUDING ANALYSIS OF OPEN MODE DESIGN CONCEPTS, Draft Rev M
REPOSITORY NEAR-FIELD THERMAL MODELING UPDATE INCLUDING ANALYSIS OF OPEN MODE DESIGN CONCEPTS, Draft Rev M
REPOSITORY NEAR-FIELD THERMAL MODELING UPDATE INCLUDING ANALYSIS OF OPEN MODE DESIGN CONCEPTS
REPOSITORY NEAR-FIELD THERMAL MODELING UPDATE INCLUDING ANALYSIS OF OPEN MODE DESIGN CONCEPTS
Online Waste Library (OWL) and Waste Forms Characteristics Annual Report
Online Waste Library (OWL) and Waste Forms Characteristics Annual Report
A Salt Repository Concept for CSNF in 21-PWR Size Canisters
A Salt Repository Concept for CSNF in 21-PWR Size Canisters
A Salt Repository Concept for CSNF in 21-PWR Size Canisters, Rev 2
A Salt Repository Concept for CSNF in 21-PWR Size Canisters, Rev 2
Mothers for Nuclear Flyer
Mothers for Nuclear Flyer
Mothers for Nuclear Informational Flyer
Interim Storage, Environmental Justice, and Generational Equity
Interim Storage, Environmental Justice, and Generational Equity
With the termination of the Yucca Mountain project, which was proposed to be our nation’s first repository for the disposal of military and civilian spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste, the future of nuclear waste management and disposal in this country became increasingly uncertain. Interim storage has been advocated by many as a temporary solution while a permanent solution is studied for potentially several more decades to come.
Interim Storage, Environmental Justice, and Generational Equity
Interim Storage, Environmental Justice, and Generational Equity
With the termination of the Yucca Mountain project, which was proposed to be our nation’s first repository for the disposal of military and civilian spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste, the future of nuclear waste management and disposal in this country became increasingly uncertain. Interim storage has been advocated by many as a temporary solution while a permanent solution is studied for potentially several more decades to come.