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Areva plans new reactors that make nuclear waste disappear
The French nuclear energy company Areva is developing a new type of nuclear reactor that could permanently 'destroy' nuclear waste. The technology involved burn ups highly radioactive uranium isotopes named actinides that are the waste products of nuclear fission.
News Item details
Websites:
http://www.the-times.co.uk
Keywords: Nuclear
Countries: France -
Organisation: Areva
Subjects: Electricity from nuclear fuel, Waste recycling and disposal, Uranium and plutonium, Waste, Nuclear fission, Nuclear reactors
