On the recordFebruary 7, 2012
While our understanding of how to handle and dispose of spent fuel has increased dramatically in the decades since, nuclear waste is managed exactly as it was in 1982.
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congress.govRalph Hall: “While our understanding of how to handle and dispose of spent fuel has increased dramatically in the decades since…”
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Ralph Hall highlights the stagnation in nuclear waste management despite advancements in understanding.
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