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| Citizenperth (OP) User ID: 34925600 Australia02/26/2013 03:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | oh, and hello 1 star bandit...... this is for you <snip> Ministry to amend law to bury nuclear waste without reprocessing Previous Article NISA to order fault surveys at Mihama plant, Monju reactor Next Article Anti-nuclear protests signal new activism in Japan August 25, 2012 By TORU NAKAGAWA/ Staff Writer The industry ministry plans to amend legislation to allow for "direct disposal" of spent nuclear fuel, a move away from the nation’s problem-plagued goal of creating a full nuclear fuel cycle, sources said. Instead of recycling all spent fuel to promote the use of nuclear energy, some of it would be buried deep in the ground without reprocessing, the sources said. No decision has been made on the location of a final disposal site, a problem that has proved a conundrum in many countries that operate nuclear power plants. The ministry’s plan comes amid pressure on the government to phase out nuclear energy following last year's disaster at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant. The government has indicated it would gradually reduce Japan’s dependence on nuclear energy, which would lessen the need to recycle the spent fuel. <end snip> [link to ajw.asahi.com] It's life as we know it, but only just. [link to citizenperth.wordpress.com] sic ut vos es vos should exsisto , denego alius vicis facio vos change , exsisto youself , proprie |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 34655569 United States02/26/2013 04:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | oh, and hello 1 star bandit...... Quoting: Citizenperth this is for you <snip> Ministry to amend law to bury nuclear waste without reprocessing Previous Article NISA to order fault surveys at Mihama plant, Monju reactor Next Article Anti-nuclear protests signal new activism in Japan August 25, 2012 By TORU NAKAGAWA/ Staff Writer The industry ministry plans to amend legislation to allow for "direct disposal" of spent nuclear fuel, a move away from the nation’s problem-plagued goal of creating a full nuclear fuel cycle, sources said. Instead of recycling all spent fuel to promote the use of nuclear energy, some of it would be buried deep in the ground without reprocessing, the sources said. No decision has been made on the location of a final disposal site, a problem that has proved a conundrum in many countries that operate nuclear power plants. The ministry’s plan comes amid pressure on the government to phase out nuclear energy following last year's disaster at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant. The government has indicated it would gradually reduce Japan’s dependence on nuclear energy, which would lessen the need to recycle the spent fuel. <end snip> [link to ajw.asahi.com] I thought they decided on Yucca Mtn. years ago?? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 34655569 United States02/26/2013 04:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | oh, and hello 1 star bandit...... Quoting: Citizenperth this is for you <snip> Ministry to amend law to bury nuclear waste without reprocessing Previous Article NISA to order fault surveys at Mihama plant, Monju reactor Next Article Anti-nuclear protests signal new activism in Japan August 25, 2012 By TORU NAKAGAWA/ Staff Writer The industry ministry plans to amend legislation to allow for "direct disposal" of spent nuclear fuel, a move away from the nation’s problem-plagued goal of creating a full nuclear fuel cycle, sources said. Instead of recycling all spent fuel to promote the use of nuclear energy, some of it would be buried deep in the ground without reprocessing, the sources said. No decision has been made on the location of a final disposal site, a problem that has proved a conundrum in many countries that operate nuclear power plants. The ministry’s plan comes amid pressure on the government to phase out nuclear energy following last year's disaster at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant. The government has indicated it would gradually reduce Japan’s dependence on nuclear energy, which would lessen the need to recycle the spent fuel. <end snip> [link to ajw.asahi.com] I thought they decided on Yucca Mtn. years ago?? oh sorry, you were talking Japan specifically... |
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