Radioactive waste is highly toxic. It does decay over time, eventually becoming radiologically inert, but the time high level waste takes to decay to the radioactive toxicity of uranium ore, which is not exactly safe, is 6,000,000 years. It is hard for people to imagine a period of time this long. It is about twenty times as long as Homo sapiens has existed, and about 100,000 times the age of Pericutin, our youngest volcano. So no one knows where to put the waste to be safe from unforeseeable natural change.
Its toxicity does not require any direct exposure, the radiations can go through sealed containers. Furthermore, different types of radiation require different types of shielding.
It poses security problems because it can be used to create weapons.
The political realities are such that few people are willing to live near a place where the waste is put, so in the United States there is no comprehensive plant to deal with high level waste. The result of this is that the high level waste is stored on the banks of rivers and lakes and on the seashore, because that is where the nuclear plants are.
it radioactive you just can't flush it down the toilet
it radioactive you just can't flush it down the toilet
Nuclear wastes are sometimes said to be a problem too difficult to solve because the waste stays radioactive for so long. The only thing that gets rid of nuclear waste is time.
Nuclear wastes are sometimes said to be a problem too difficult to solve because the waste stays radioactive for so long. The only thing that gets rid of nuclear waste is time.
Living thing can get rid of waste like plants get rid of waste by putting their waste in their leaves and animal has three excretory organ from which they get rid of waste. Name of organ are Kidney Lungs Skin
the paramecia gets rid of waste by a process called exocytsis
Yes they do get rid of waste products when they are in there webs.
They rid of waste just like you do: they defecate, urinate and sweat.
yes it can because chlorine is opposite of radioactive products
The process is called "excretion". This means "to get rid of waste". Please don't cheat on worksheets, do them RIGHT!
No, fire does not get rid of waste. The combustion process may reduce the volume of waste by turning it into ash, but the waste is still present in a different form and may release harmful emissions into the environment. Proper waste management methods should be used to effectively get rid of waste.
Jellyfish get rid of waste by ejecting it from their bodies. It is then released into the water and allowed to wash away.