A growing number of energy companies are looking to nuclear recycling as a way to address waste management concerns while ...

The government says it will dispose of its 140 tonnes of radioactive plutonium - currently stored at Sellafield.

This publication provides guidance on meeting the requirements of IAEA Safety Standards Series No. NS-R-5 (Rev. 1) relating to nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities ... that reprocess spent fuel and ...

However, this extraction process presents a series of materials-related challenges. The DOE workshop mentioned above concluded that advanced separations technologies for nuclear fuel reprocessing ...

and questioned Japan Nuclear Fuel’s ability to operate a facility that will deal with heavily toxic plutonium and high-level radioactive materials produced in the reprocessing. The soundness of ...

The UK government will dispose of 140 tonnes of radioactive plutonium at Sellafield for permanent geological storage.

Eisenhower spoke of taking nuclear materials "out of the hands of soldiers ... Reagan's administration decides to lift the ban on reprocessing used nuclear fuel. The Reagan administration ...

Furthermore, spent thorium fuel reprocessing is challenging ... Thorium boasts several advantages over the conventional nuclear fuel, uranium-235. Thorium can generate more fissile material ...

The UK previously had plants capable of reprocessing spent fuel at ... the best long-term solution for cleaning up our nuclear legacy, and the material is not needed for our future nuclear ...

The UK has the world's largest stockpile of the hazardous material, which is a product of nuclear fuel reprocessing. It has been kept at the site and has been piling up for decades in a form that ...