61. JAI Corporation Providing consulting expertise and technical services in nuclear fuel cycle engineering, radioactive waste management, radioactive materials transportation, nuclear safety and licensing. http://www.jaicorp.com/

Radioactive Waste Management Expertise in management of spent nuclear fuel, high- and low-level radioactive waste, TRU-contaminated wastes, and uranium mill tailings. Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials Extensive experience in the design and engineering of packaging and transportation systems for all types of radioactive materials. Spent Fuel Storage Evaluation, conceptual design, cost estimating and financial analysis, and procurement assistance of storage solutions. Safeguards for Nuclear Materials Experience in the safeguarding of strategic nuclear material from theft or diversion, and the protection of nuclear materials and facilities from sabotage. solutions. More JAI Services: - Select Here - - Alternative Dispute Resolution Services - Consulting Services - Facilitation Services - Information Research - Nuclear Arms Control - Nuclear Safety and Licensing - Packaging and Transportation of Nuclear Materials - Privatization and Support Services - Program Integration and Project Mgmt. Services - Radioactive Waste Mgmt.

62. Radioactive Waste - Texas Commission On Environmental Quality - Www.tceq.state.t Requirements for the transport or disposal of radioactive wastes in Texas. http://www.tceq.state.tx.us/nav/permits/rw.html

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63. Divisions Professional society group focused on the design, analysis, development, testing, operation and maintenance of reactor systems and components, nuclear fusion, heat transport, nuclear fuels technology and radioactive waste. Includes a list of upcoming events and conferences. http://www.asme.org/divisions/nuclear/index.html

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64. Articles About Radioactive Waste - Morning Call Radioactive Waste News. Find breaking news, commentary, and archival information about Radioactive Waste from the Morning Call http://articles.mcall.com/keyword/radioactive-waste

65. IEER On-Line Classroom: Classifications Of Nuclear Waste IEER Classifications of Radioactive Waste What's high? What's low? How are classifications decided? For more information on radioactive waste, a critique of current policies http://www.ieer.org/clssroom/r-waste.html

IEER Classifications of Radioactive Waste What's high? What's low? How are classifications decided? For more information on radioactive waste, a critique of current policies, and suggestions for an alternative approach to radioactive waste management, see IEER's publication: High-Level Dollars Low-Level Sense on our publications page. Radioactive Waste: In general, radioactive waste classes are based on the waste's origin, not on the physical and chemical properties of the waste that could determine its safe management. Other categories of radioactive waste not listed here include mixed waste and NARM wastes (Naturally-Occurring and Accelerator-Produced Radioactive Materials). One common factor for all categories of nuclear waste is the presence of at least some amount of long-lived radionuclides. Some Classifications of Radioactive Waste Category of Radioactive Waste Definition High-Level Waste (HLW) Spent Fuel: irradiated commercial reactor fuel Reprocessing Waste: liquid waste from solvent extraction cycles in reprocessing. Also the solids into which liquid wastes may have been converted. NOTE: The Department of Energy defines HLW as reprocessing waste only, while the Nuclear Regulatory Commission defines HLW as spent fuel and reprocessing waste.

66. Critical Mass Energy And Environment Program Public Citizen project Founded by Ralph Nader. Concerned with watchdogging U.S. nuclear safety issues, stopping reckless disposal of radioactive waste, and ensuring that environmental and consumer interests are protected as the electric utility industry deregulates. http://www.citizen.org/cmep/

67. Nuclear Energy Policy Nuclear energy policy issues facing Congress include questions about radioactive waste management, research and development priorities, power plant safety and regulation, nuclear weapons proliferation, nuclear facilities cleanup, and technology for producing nuclear fuel. http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL33558.pdf

68. Nuclear Review Nuclear Review and analysis, Extensive coverage of Energy News Including breaking news on companies, investment, finance, markets, economy and global market data, Nuclear http://radioactive-waste.com/

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69. Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute Institute concerned with research and development of fast breeder reactors (FBR), advanced reprocessing, plutonium fuel fabrication and disposal of high-level radioactive waste. Includes history, organisation chart and information on the facilities. English, Japanese http://www.jaea.go.jp/jnc/jncweb/

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70. NRC: Research Activities Research activities conducted by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Provides information about nuclear reactor safety research, nuclear materials safety research, radioactive waste safety research, computer codes and meetings. http://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/regulatory/research.html

Index Site Map FAQ Facility Info ... Contact Us Protecting People and the Environment UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION About NRC The Commission Statutory Authority Strategic Plan ... How We Regulate Research Activities The regulatory research program sponsored by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) addresses issues in the three arenas of nuclear reactors nuclear materials , and radioactive waste . The research program is designed to improve the agency's knowledge where uncertainty exists, where safety margins are not well-characterized, and where regulatory decisions need to be confirmed in existing or new designs and technologies. The NRC's annual Regulatory Information Conference (RIC) provides a forum for presentations and discussions about the agency's research activities. Information gained from the research program is documented in our NUREG-series publications and is used in developing regulatory guides . Some of these publications provide documentation and information on the use of technical computer codes that are used in research, modeling, and analysis.

71. PilgrimWatch - Pilgrim Nuclear - Radioactive Waste PilgrimWatch, nuclear watchdog, public safety, Plymouth, MA Spent fuel Rods Pilgrim’s Spent Fuel Pool Risk Spent Fuel Security/ Accident http://www.pilgrimwatch.org/radwaste.html

Radioactive Waste Overview THE FACTS Re-licensing Security Radioactive Waste Structural Issues ... Contact Pilgrim's Radioactive Waste Classification System for Radioactive Waste: Radioactive waste from a nuclear reactor is classified as “high” or “low” depending on where it comes from - not based upon how poisonous it is or for how long it will remain toxic. This is misleading; waste should be classified based on its toxicity and longevity. "High-level" radioactive waste refers simply to irradiated fuel assemblies. So-called "low level" radioactive waste is everything else; however some of it is intensely radioactive, can deliver a lethal dose, and remains very dangerous for a long time. “High level” Radioactive Waste - Spent Fuel Assemblies Concern about nuclear reactor accidents or attacks has focused on a core meltdown. Nuclear reactors have a weaker link – the spent fuel pool. Spent fuel pools contain some of the largest inventories of radioactivity on earth, Pilgrim's poll will have 3,859 assemblies in a space designed for 880. The pool can catch fire if the water drops to the top of the stored assemblies, either by mechanical failure, operator error or acts of malice; and they are vulnerable to terrorism. At present there is no safe storage solution - no permanent repository in sight; yet nuclear reactors continue to generate tons of waste each year that is stored on site in areas never designed for that purpose. Host communities never bargained for (or agreed to become) massive, long-term radioactive waste storage sites.

72. Energy - Nuclear Issues European Commission on Nuclear Issues. Information on decommissioning of nuclear facilities, transportation of nuclear materials, radioactive waste issues, publications, legislation and reports. http://ec.europa.eu/energy/nuclear/index_en.html

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74. U.S. Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board - Home Independent agency of the U.S. Government with purpose of providing independent scientific and technical oversight of the U.S. program for management and disposal of high-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel. http://www.nwtrb.gov/

75. UW EH&S Radioactive Waste There are different methods to legally dispose of radioactive waste at the UW. http://www.ehs.washington.edu/rsowaste/rad_waste.shtm

Enviro Programs Radiation Safety Radioactive Waste Labeling RAM Waste Lead Waste Long-Lived Waste Notes on RAM Waste ... Short-Lived Waste Labeling Radioactive Waste Material Once the waste is packaged, it needs proper labeling so that there is no uncertainty about what the waste parcel contains. Each item must be labeled with: Authorized Investigator's name. each radionuclide. the activity of each radionuclide (in millicuries). room number. phone number. mailbox number. budget number. a Radioactive Materials Label, consisting of the radiation symbol (propellor) and the words "Caution, Ratioactive Materials". The specifics of this requirement are detailed in Chapter 14 of the UW Radiation Safety Manual. Top Lead Waste Lead is a hazardous material and must not be placed in radioactive waste . It is recyclable, though. Lead that is not contaminated with radioactive material, and which has had all radioactive labels on it removed or defaced, can be removed from your lab by Radiation Safety free of charge. Simply place the lead items in a small box and contact Radiation Safety for a waste collection. Be sure to mention that you have lead for recycling. It will be picked up on the regular radioactive waste collection days (Wednesday - Thursday each week). Top Packaging Your Waste Packaging waste is a topic that is addressed both in the Radiation Safety Training Class and the Radiation Safety Manual, Chapter 14

76. U.S. DOE - Central Internet Database (CID) Data and reports from the US Department of Energy (DOE) on spent fuel and radioactive waste inventories, waste management and sites cleanup. Includes interactive site profile reports. http://cid.em.doe.gov/

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78. Hydrofrac.com Data on a number of experimental projects in hydrofracture for radioactive waste disposal from the Internet Community of Geological Engineers. Includes background information on nuclear fuel and waste management. http://www.hydrofrac.com/hfn_home.html

E-mail us Home All Hydrofrac HLW Project Nuclear energy Repository concept Hydrofrac in HLW repository T-H-M-C ... The other side International HLW programs Nagra is tasked to provide a scientific and technical basis for the safe disposal of radioactive waste for UK. The AECL Underground Research Laboratory (AECL-URL) is tasked to study the feasibility of safe disposal of nuclear fuel in the Lac du Bonnet granite batholith located in Pinawa, Manitoba, Canada. Posiva is the expert organization on nuclear waste management in Finland. SKB AB is owned jointly by the four Swedish nuclear power companies. SKB AB deals with the handling and storage of the radioactive waste for Sweden. The Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) is responsible for research and development of HLW repository in Korea.

79. RadWaste.org - Radwaste Disposal RadWaste.org Directory of radioactive waste dipsosal facilities, organizations, and related sites. http://www.radwaste.org/disposal.htm

Search the RadWaste.org database Index: Home Hot topics Recent additions Site map ... Radwaste storage Radwaste disposal Radwaste handling procedures Radwaste characterization Radwaste transportation Decommissioning issues ... Contact us This site is listed in the BBC Education Web Guide. Begin your journey on the internet with The Rail. This is junction 1360 on "The Science Expedition". Disposal The International Atomic Energy Agency defines disposal as: The emplacement of waste in an approved, specified facility (e.g. near surface or geological repository) without the intention of retrieval. The primary distinction between "disposal" and "storage" is the phrase "without the intention of retrieval" . If waste retrieval is intended, then it is "long-term storage", or even "permanent storage". The approvals required for disposal of radioactive wastes are granted by regulatory authorities and/or other government agencies in individual countries. There are currently a number of organizations around the world which operate licensed disposal facilities for radioactive wastes. There are also a number of national and/or regional organizations that are actively seeking to develop disposal facilities. Links to operating disposal facilities are marked with . Links to former (closed) disposal facilities are marked with . For additional information about the sites (e.g. "unofficial" information posted by other organizations), try a

80. Radioactive Waste Home Radioactive Waste Forword by Klaus Toepfer Introduction. What is waste A multitude of approaches and definitions Waste Generation How many million tonnes really? http://www.grid.unep.ch/waste/html_file/40-41_radioactive.html

Home Radioactive Waste Forword by Klaus Toepfer Introduction What is waste A multitude of approaches and definitions Waste Generation How many million tonnes really? Waste Cycle Waste at every stage Waste and Public Health What are the danger? Waste from Consumption and Production Our increasing appetite for natural resources A threat to natural resources The Ok Tedi Case: A pot of Gold Waste from Manufacturing and Agriculture Making products makes waste Municipal Waste Municipal waste on the rise You and your trash bin: its guilty secret Waste Management What choices for managing waste? Small is beautiful Transport and Trade Waste on the move Trading waste Hazardous Waste Caution, hazardous waste! E-Waste The great e-waste recycling debate Shipbreaking Breaking more than ships Radioactive Waste Never without my Geiger counter! Climate Change and Waste Gas emissions from waste disposal Conclusion Thus jokes Oleg, the leader of an NGO in Central Asia when he plans field trips through the region. In fact, this is almost not a joke considering that the region is home to many radioactive dumps. This specific type of waste, inherited from the Soviet era, poses serious management problem, recognized both by governments and international organizations. For example, around the Fergana Valley, in a region prone to landslides, radioactive tailing ponds have the potential to flow into rivers and contaminate the drinking water of millions of people. Radioactive waste exits in many other areas - dumped in the Barents Sea, or simply abandoned in forests and fields all over the territory of Georgia.

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