These are probably people who are against nuclear power plants altogether, but we do have waste from the present existing plants and something will have to be done eventually to put it into safer places than just leaving it on the power plant sites. The underground repository does need careful consideration and it must be chosen to be in a geologically safe area, away from populations, and where flooding won't occur.
The term for burying waste underground is "landfilling." Landfilling involves disposing of waste by burying it in designated landfill sites, which are engineered to minimize environmental impacts.
why do people develop any waste? not intentionally, its a byproduct.
Nuclear waste is NOT renewable. It is typically buried and sealed off because of its non-usability and the radiation damage that can afflict people from being in the vicinity of nuclear waste.
Absolutely ! Nuclear waste takes hundreds - perhaps thousands of years to decay. Many generations of people to come will have to manage the storage and disposal of nuclear waste.
Graham
Nuclear waste pollution can cause people and animals to suffer and most likely die from its poisons
Nuclear Energy is already clean. The problem is the 'radio-active' waste from the reactor. A lot of research is going on to dispose of radio-active waste safely. One possibility is 'vitrifiction' and then burying it in deep mines.
Uranium is typically disposed of by storing it in specially designed containers, such as steel drums, and burying it deep underground in a geologically stable location, such as a designated nuclear waste disposal site. Additionally, some countries reprocess uranium to extract any remaining usable fuel and reduce waste volume.
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