Bacteria could not only thrive on nuclear
waste dumped underground, but may immobilise it and make it safer.
Not exact matches
The world's only deep
underground nuclear
waste dump is in New Mexico, and efforts of many New Mexicans to prevent high - level
waste disposal at the
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) have had an effect on the state's decisions (page 5).
No proliferation issues, plus it provides a way to use the
waste instead of trying to find an
underground dump for it.
An estimated 50 million gallons of liquid
wastes from Cold War plutonium production processes - laced with radioactive caesium and strontium salts - were
dumped in a 13.7 sq. mile area south of central Hanford's 177
underground radioactive
waste tanks.