deep boreholes have the potential to provide essentially complete isolation for the wastes indefinitely.
We continue to believe Yucca Mountain was--and is--the right answer for permanent nuclear waste disposal.
Science--not politics--should govern the process for selecting a permanent repository for nuclear waste.
As a Nation, we should be moving forward in accordance with the law established by Congress through the Nuclear Waste Po...
Responses by Dr. Mark Peters, Deputy Laboratory Director for Programs, Argonne National Laboratory
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