Sellafield, in Cumbria, is the "temporary home to the vast majority of the UK's radioactive nuclear waste", said the BBC, "as ...

The Energy Department wants to see solar panels built above the only place in the nation where nuclear waste is buried deep ...

As such, the disposal of nuclear waste is highly unnerving to a public that is terrified of nuclear waste due to misconceptions born out of the media’s depictions of radiation and nuclear disasters.

Federal officials have identified more than 50 square miles of government-owned property across the U.S. as having great potential for renewable energy projects ...

That is comforting because Sellafield, in Cumbria, is the temporary home to the vast majority of the UK’s radioactive nuclear waste, as well as the world’s largest stockpile of plutonium.

But what do we do about the radioactive waste? That problem troubles many Canadians. Canada’s nuclear authorities believe that they have the answer: They will isolate the used reactor fuel in a ...

“The French policy is that we should not leave the burden of our [nuclear] waste to future generations: that means we are obliged today to develop a solution to protect them - definitely and ...

12, 2019. (Mainichi/Kohei Misawa) Nuclear power is often compared to an "apartment building without a toilet," because the issue of how to deal with high-level radioactive waste produced during ...

Although the proposal from the Nuclear Waste Management Organization of Japan (NUMO) was partially revised, the ministry intends to proceed, as planned, to the second phase, called “gaiyo chosa ...

Provisions in the AUKUS agreement between Australia, the UK, and US related to nuclear waste management and political commitments have sparked significant public criticism in Australia.