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National Inventories and Management Strategies for Spent Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

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Explains how countries count and classify their spent fuel and radioactive waste, and compares their management strategies using a common method. Useful for students of waste policy.

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