This document lists and links to a wide range of scientific and technical information relating to geological disposal in published reports, conference and journal papers.
Radioactive Waste Management
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This document lists and links to a wide range of scientific and technical information relating to geological disposal in published reports, conference and journal papers.
New national capability to manage the UK’s radioactive waste
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RWM has today announced its membership of the National Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN)
Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) is the public body appointed by government to implement geological disposal of the UK’s higher-activity radioactive waste. Building a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) will involve finding a technically suitable site, with a willing host community.
Radioactive Waste Management Limited (RWM) ydi'r corff cyhoeddus a benodwyd gan Lywodraeth y DU i gyflawni gwaredu daearegol gwastraff ymbelydrol actifedd uwch (GAU) y DU. Bydd adeiladu Cyfleuster Gwaredu Daearegol (CGD) yn golygu darganfod safle technegol addas, gyda chymuned yn barod i'w letya.
Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) is pleased to launch a new information film today, providing an insight in to its work to find a permanent, safe solution to managing the UK’s most radioactive waste.
Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) is pleased to launch a new information film today, providing an insight in to its work to find a permanent, safe solution to managing the UK’s most radioactive waste.
Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) today brings together a wide range of stakeholders including government, regulators, industry and academics to consider progress and next steps for permanently disposing of the UK’s most radioactive waste.
Nuclear waste expert Martin Cairns provides mentoring to students on an MSc in Nuclear Technology and Safety Management course.
Our experts on nuclear criticality safety showed the depth of their knowledge when they represented the UK at an International Conference.
Our consultation on National Geological Screening Consultation is open until 4th December. We would like to encourage people to respond.
We have arranged a series of events across the country to provide more information about the National Geological Screening consultation.
The Environment Agency and Office for Nuclear Regulation have completed a biennial review of their scrutiny of our work relating to the geological disposal of higher activity radioactive waste.
We have been investigating the technologies and knowledge developed by radioactive waste management organisations in other countries.
Scientists from across Europe will meet in London in November to discuss geological disposal of radioactive waste.
A report on the recent meeting between the Independent Review Panel (IRP) and RWM has been compiled by the independent facilitators of the meeting, 3KQ.
We have updated our estimates on types of radioactive waste materials needing geological disposal (the Derived Inventory)
The launch of our later this year is part of our work in getting ready to engage with communities about geological disposal.
We are leading an initiative to develop a common approach to record-keeping for all radioactive waste packages.
Over the past 9 months, we have organised a number of events to explain the National Geological Screening exercise.
Our discussions with the Independent Review Panel can be viewed online.
We're sharing our expertise and knowledge to help other European countries develop their research plans for geological disposal.
The document will form the basis for discussions with the Independent Review Panel (IRP) at a meeting in London on 23 June.
Meeting the Independent Review Panel to discuss our draft National Geological Screening guidance document.
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