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The waste has to be slightly monitored but that's it. The most likely case is that for 100+ years nobody has to do anything to this fuel. You can easily colloc
by panick21_ 3y ago
The waste has to be slightly monitored but that's it. The most likely case is that for 100+ years nobody has to do anything to this fuel.
You can easily collocate this with other research operations. Then you don't even have to pay a dedicated secure guard.
> You can't just leave the high-level waste there for anyone to steal
The lots of places where nuclear waste stands around totally unguarded with maybe a small fence. And yet in reality people don't steal gigantic concrete blocks that need spacial transport.
If you are seriously question the argument that digging a huge incredibly complex geological storage is more expensive then a normal storage building then I question your sanity.
Your argument seems to boil down to the typical 'what if highly unrealistic terrorist from a holywood movie set show up'. I prefer to live in the real world, rather then Holywood fantasy land where villains with incredibly dumb and unrealistic plans are a weekly event.