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Please do so yourself. Reprocessing is a good thing, but it does not resolve the need for long term storage. And btw. you also didn't answer my question who pa

by atoav 3y ago

Please do so yourself. Reprocessing is a good thing, but it does not resolve the need for long term storage. And btw. you also didn't answer my question who pays for the 10 to 100k years of storage. The current answer typically is "the state", all while energy companies get to keep the money earned.

Moldoteck 3y ago
if reprocessed or used in a breeding reactor, it should be stored for just ~300 years, if solidified/vitrified - no more risks of spills, just store containers underground and forget. Sweden does already have one big storage build, so again, not a problem And yes, the state will pay for disposal, I don't see any problem with it. Even better, I would want the state to own the reactors, like in France