OT Nuclear waste.

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I presume this is the bit you wanted us to note:

'While the Government believes that safe and secure interim storage is an effective method of managing waste in the short to medium term, the Government is committed to delivering a permanent disposal solution'

Reply to
Nightjar

I'm sure the French would take it if they asked them, they have a lot of their own. Brian

Reply to
Brian Gaff

Does this mean the government might be seriously considering LFTR?

Reply to
Johny B Good

Do you not know the meaning of the word "interim". It means they mean to do bugger all.

Reply to
harryagain

Your article assures us that:

'the Government is committed to delivering a permanent disposal solution'

Reply to
Nightjar

Well, I picked up on that crucial statement, hence my throwaway remark about LFTR. :-)

Reply to
Johny B Good

This is a diy newsgroup. I've only rarely had to dispose of nuclear waste a s part of diy, and I just put it in the trash with everything else. I'd sug gest that their ideas of disposal are simply not very practical for the ave rage diyer - or even the average enthusiast.

But as ever diy disposal is cheaper than the professionals. 250 million or whatever it was for 21 trucks of garbage seems a bit steep for my wallet. I can don a lead apron, stack some concrete blocks in the back & drive a tru ck for a lot less. But really it all seems a bit OTT for a smoke alarm or a trimphone.

NT :)

Reply to
meow2222

I think it was Walter Marshall (or perhaps James Lovelock?) who said he would be more than happy to have a suitably shielded large lump of vitrified high level waste to provide domestic heating. As would I. (There is nothing like enough for everyone to have one).

Reply to
newshound

Yes. I think that the 'nuclear waste' footprint of an all nuclear UK citizen would come to something about the size of a tennis ball over his or her lifetime.

Bury it in the same coffin...

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

That would give future archaeologists something to puzzle over.

Reply to
Nightjar

Perhaps not for very long though.

Adrian

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Adrian

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