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Euradwaste 1999. 'Radioactive waste management strategies and issues.' Fifth European Commission conference on radioactive waste management and disposal and decommissioning. Luxembourg, 15 to 18 November 1999 (2000)

Auteur	C.Davies
Datum	2000
Classificatie	6.01.5.50/73 (AFVAL - ALGEMEEN)
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The international conference Euradwaste 1999 on the 'Radioactive waste
management strategies and issues' was held in Luxembourg from 15 to 18 November
1999. This event was the fifth in the series of conferences organised by the European
Commission (EC) originally to present the results of research projects funded within
successive five-year Euratom research programmes in the fields of radioactive waste
management and disposal partitioning and transmutation and decommissioning.
The purpose of this venue was enlarged in order to:
1. give a comprehensive overview of all EC activities in the field of radioactive waste
management including research and development, regulatory aspects, assistance to
central and east European countries (CEECs) and newly independent States (NIS)
 and safeguards;
2. review the state of the art in radioactive waste management strategies and issues;
3. address the issues of concern to the public and decision-makers.
Three panel discussions were organised to address the following issues:
1. 'The challenges in the management of radioactive waste and the ways forward';
2. 'Partitioning and transmutation' in a strategic perspective;
3. 'The status of research for radioactive waste disposal: between demonstration
and implementation'.
There were 27 oral presentations all made by invited speakers and 51 poster
presentations. The speakers presented overviews and analyses of the strategies
andissues in the management of radioactive waste, summaries of the results of
EC-funded research projects and overviews of EC activities, while posters enabled
detailed presentations of EC-funded research projects and activities.

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