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Tarnished · 26-30, M
It’s already been treated, meaning most radioactive material has been removed, and they plan to heavily dilute the water and slowly dump over a long period of time. Whether they do so or not depends on being approved for it. Not the ideal solution, but could be the best one they found.

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@Tarnished It seems we may have to face up to a nuclear future, to avoid excessive global warming.
The problem of dealing with nuclear waste is going to be a headache which will not go away.
Still building a nuclear plant in an earthwork zone was asking for trouble. Damage done!
The problem of dealing with nuclear waste is going to be a headache which will not go away.
Still building a nuclear plant in an earthwork zone was asking for trouble. Damage done!
Tarnished · 26-30, M
@SW-User Molten Salt Reactors are a possible avenue for future nuclear power that are much more environmentally friendly than current conventional nuclear reactors.