Technical Bases for Yucca Mountain Standards¶
National Research Council. (1995). Technical Bases for Yucca Mountain Standards. National Academies Press.
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Primes¶
- Containment
- A patient in isolation may recover and rejoin the community; a hazardous waste dump containment may require perpetual maintenance, as the National Research Council (1995) details in its long-term stewardship analysis of geological repositories.
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The cited page establishes only that radioactive waste remains dangerous for many thousands of years; it does not state that containment requires perpetual maintenance.
“However, there is strong public debate about whether such a repository could protect humans from the radioactive waste that will be dangerous for many thousands of years.”
- A patient in isolation may recover and rejoin the community; a hazardous waste dump containment may require perpetual maintenance, as the National Research Council (1995) details in its long-term stewardship analysis of geological repositories.
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