A final repository needs to be somewhere deep underground and in a very geologically stable area, where earthquakes are unlikely and flooding unknown. Preferably in an area without much population. The idea is that even if it is forgotten in the future, and the present level of technological knowledge is forgotten by mankind, whoever lives in that neighbourhood will not be harmed by radiation.
Unfortunately for humankind, the answer is, as yet, not known.
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Love is fragile. And we're not always its best caretakers. We just muddle through and do the best we can. And hope this fragile thing survives against all odds.
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Short of stopping to use nuclear power, and any other handling and refining of nuclear material - you can't. Nuclear waste is an unavoidable by product of using fission power. It just has to be stored and treated carefully. You can't if nuclear fission is used. Nuclear fusion would not produce the highly active fission products that are the main problem, but it's not a practical proposition yet.
I would say transporting it to Pluto, where it would be harmless. On Earth, maybe encase it in a gigantic lead box? Cement -- radioactive water combines to make a solid.
Nuclear waste is typically stored in secure facilities called nuclear waste repositories. These repositories are specially designed to safely contain and isolate the radioactive waste from the environment for long periods of time.
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If you are referring to the waste; it's the fact that the waste remains radioactive for a few thousand years. So they need to dispose of it in a way that is safe. This is very difficult to do. There is hope, however, that the fourth generation plants will use the actual waste from the earlier plants. But it, too, is an engineering challenge.
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A major drawback to the use of nuclear power is that it produces radioactive waste. This waste can pollute water sources and kill organisms.
The USA used the policy of containment to help provide aide to those countries who were susceptible to fall under Soviet rule.
The waste produced by killer whales is called ecodigitol waste. Ecodigitol waste is waste that is re absorbed back into the ecosystem after it is excreated. I hope this helps!!
I hope so...
I hope to contain the answer in this sentence. "Contain yourself!", shouted the babysitter. How many words does this question contain? How much information can my brain contain?
i hope none! ew!
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