Lecture

Nuclear Waste: Deep Geological Repositories

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This lecture delves into the management of nuclear waste, focusing on deep geological repositories, particularly in the Swiss context. It covers the types of waste, site selection criteria, repository construction timeline, and the importance of preserving information for future generations.

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