I wonder what our attitude towards landfills would be if they were described the same way that nuclear waste storage facilities are. > no country can claim to

I wonder what our attitude towards landfills would be if they were described the same way that nuclear waste storage facilities are. > no country can claim to have a comprehensive solution for dealing with its toxic waste. > more than 60 years after getting into nuclear energy, [France] still has no definitive way to cope with it. Sentences like these imply that there's dangerous waste just sitting sitting around while officials scratch their heads about what to do. We do have comprehensive solutions. We build giant concrete wells and just put the waste there, problem solved. This solution seems to be accepted as reasonable for garbage via landfills, but for nuclear waste its somehow treated as a workaround until we find some other magical way to get rid of it.