Storage of nuclear waste

Dumping of nuclear waste

or burying nuclear waste or nuclear materials in an illegal manner on the territory of a third party, or dumping such waste in the sea, .

The irresponsible dumping of nuclear waste and materials in the high seas should be stopped.

The international transfer of nuclear waste and materials should be carried out in full conformity with existing international safety standards.

And the fact is, we're going to use the nuclear waste we have for fuel in the fourth generation of reactors that are coming along.

3. Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

It had also aggravated the impact of nuclear and toxic waste illegally dumped along the Somali coastline, an issue that had both legal and moral connotations.

3. Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

3. Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

This is a nuclear waste storage and encapsulation facility at Hanford site in Washington State, where there are over 1,900 stainless steel capsules containing nuclear waste submerged in water.

And they said, Would you be willing to have a nuclear waste dump in your community?

Of special concern is the transportation of nuclear waste materials, which we have consistently opposed.

3. Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

3. Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

Calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States

Waste materials

It also prohibits any nuclear explosions and the disposal of radioactive waste material in Antarctica.

Accidents have also occurred when nuclear reactors are shut down for refueling or to move spent nuclear fuel into storage. In 1999, operators loading spent fuel into dry storage at the Trojan Reactor in Oregon found that the protective zinc carbon coating had started to produce hydrogen, which caused a small explosion.

Chile has always been particularly interested in the attainment of an international standards regime for the multilateral regulation of maritime transport of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste.

Solid waste

It's just as well, because it can stay where it is.

Accordingly, we continue to call on States involved in trans shipment to desist from that practice.

During the 1990s, however, transmutation research has assumed importance as it could offer possibilities to dispose of both nuclear waste from power reactors and surplus weapon material.

His delegation therefore called for strengthened technical cooperation to assist developing countries in monitoring nuclear materials and for the establishment of strict controls to regulate nuclear waste disposal activities.

In Switzerland, back about 15 years ago, they were trying to decide where to site nuclear waste dumps.

It was suggested that the transfer of nuclear material and the dumping of waste should also be considered a crime.

In addition, Chile has always been particularly interested in the attainment of an international standards regime for the multilateral regulation of the maritime transport of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste.

Bearing in mind resolutions CM Res.1153 (XLVIII) of 1988 and CM Res.1225 (L) of 1989, adopted by the Council of Ministers of the Organization of African Unity, concerning the dumping of nuclear and industrial wastes in Africa,

Bearing in mind resolutions CM Res.1153 (XLVIII) of 1988 and CM Res.1225 (L) of 1989, adopted by the Council of Ministers of the Organization of African Unity, concerning the dumping of nuclear and industrial wastes in Africa,

and CM Res.1225(L) of 1989, See A 44 603, annex I. adopted by the Council of Ministers of the Organization of African Unity, concerning the dumping of nuclear and industrial wastes in Africa,

India has been fully supportive of the draft resolution's central objective and is among the few countries that have supported the retention of radiological weapons on the agenda of the Conference on Disarmament, because we believe that the international community must remain vigilant as to the grave dangers posed by nuclear and other radioactive wastes and the possibility of their misuse.

56. The Indian nuclear programme accorded prime importance to safety in all its activities through the entire nuclear fuel cycle, from prospecting and mining of ores to management of waste.

(b) Any plant used for the production, location, storage, processing, transport and other purposes of nuclear material, nuclear fuel, radioactive products or waste, or any radioactive substances

In 1988 and again in 1989, the Council of Ministers of the Organization of African Unity (OAU)  now the African Union adopted resolutions concerning the dumping of nuclear or industrial wastes in Africa.

It's a waste product.

The Dirt on Plastic Waste

The storage of nuclear waste in some parts of the territory raised the spectre of ecological disaster.

Within this overall context of nuclear security, it is studying the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management in the relevant national forums.

The future of nuclear power in the decades to come will, in my view, be a function of technological innovation the development of new reactor and fuel cycle technologies to address nuclear safety, proliferation, waste generation and economic considerations.

Localization, transport and burial of radioactive waste, deactivating materials and maintaining radioactive waste repositories

The plan of action concentrates on four main areas nuclear safety safety of nuclear fuel and radioactive waste monitoring of radioactive contamination and weapons related environmental problems.

Another problem is the nuclear waste that emerges when energy is produced in the decay process. The waste can be substantially, or even completely, reduced if we could use an alternative form of nuclear decay that is triggered by externally accelerated particles.

Lastly, there should be better controls over operations involving uranium enrichment, plutonium reprocessing and the disposal of spent fuel and nuclear waste they were a veritable Achilles heel of the current non proliferation regime, and should be concentrated in a limited number of regional centres.