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Nuclear waste: the problem that won't go away (1991)

Auteur	Lenssen, Worldwatch
Datum	december 1991
Classificatie	6.01.5.50/19 (AFVAL - ALGEMEEN)
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Introduction

In December 1942, humanity's relationship with nature changed for all time.
Working in a secret underground military laboratory in Chicago, the émigré
Italian physicist Enrico Fermi assembled enough uranium to cause a nuclear
fission reaction. He split the atom, releasing the inherent energy that binds
all matter together. Fermi's discovery almost immediately transformed warfare,
eventually revolutionized medicine, and created hopes of electricity "too cheap
to meter." But his experiment also produced something that will persist in an
extremely hazardous form for hundreds of thousands of years-a small packet
of radioactive waste materials. (1)

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