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Final report of expert group on international spent fuel management (1982)
| Author | IAEA |
| Date | July 1982 |
| Classification | 6.01.5.50/29 (WASTE - RADIOACTIVE WASTE GENERAL) |
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EXPERT GROUP ON INTERNATIONAL SPENT FUEL MANAGEMENT 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Background An Expert Group on International Spent Fuel Management was first convened in 1979 on the initiative of the Director General of the IAEA. This Group was charged with responsibility to examine the potential for international co-operation in the management of spent fuel and to assist the Agency in defining what role the IAEA might play in solving problems created by growing accumulations of spent fuel. The Expert Group was open to participants from all Member States; experts from 24 countries and three international organizations took part in the Study. In order to carry out its work, the Expert Group established two subgroups. Subgroup A was asked to deal with technical and economic considerations and Subgroup B was asked to deal with institutional, legal and procedural considerations. Each Subgroup drafted and approved a Summary Report to describe its findings and conclusions. These two Summary Reports form the basis of this Expert Group Report, and they are attached as Appendices A and B.
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