Nuclear waste could be buried for under 0.1 cent/kWh, US study finds
Deep boreholes could dispose of recycled nuclear fuel waste below a 0.1-cent-per-kWh cost target, a study finds.
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Deep boreholes could dispose of recycled nuclear fuel waste below a 0.1-cent-per-kWh cost target, a study finds.
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