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Report on radioactive waste disposal

International Atomic Energy Agency

1993

Nuclear waste disposal

Tony Hare

1991

Nuclear waste stalemate

Susanne E Vandenbosch, Robert Vandenbosch

2007

Radioactive waste disposal

1977

Palace Of The Pomegranate

Violet Winspear

1975 ★ 3.2

Radioactive waste disposal

Roy, Rustum.

1982

Why We Need Nuclear Power The Environmental Case

Michael H. Fox

2014

Upgrading of near surface repositories for radioactive waste

Dayal, R.

2005

Nuclear waste

Riley, Peter

2004

Murder by Deception

Doris R. Meredith

1989

Behind the nuclear curtain

D. J. Bradley

1997

Radioactive waste disposal at sea

Lasse Ringius

2001

Testimony of Rev. James H. Robinson

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities

1992

Nuclear waste

Gary E. McCuen

1990

Critical masses

Russell J. Dalton, John C. Pierce, Nicholas P. Lovrich et al.

1999

Equity issues in radioactive waste management

Roger E. Kasperson, Mimi Berberian

1983

Atomic frontier days

Findlay, John M.

2011

Understanding radioactive waste

Raymond LeRoy Murray

1983

Naturally occurring radioactive material

Philip T Underhill

1996

Radioactive wastes

John Charles Collins

1960

The road to Yucca Mountain

J. Samuel Walker

2009

Understanding radioactive waste

2003

America's nuclear wastelands

Max Singleton Power

2008

Trails of rage

Todhunter Ballard

1975

Management of recyclable fissile and fertile materials

OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

2007

Radioactive wastes at the Hanford Reservation

National Research Council (US)

1978

The Falls

Joyce Carol Oates

2004

Sampling and Surveying Radiological Environments

Mark E. Byrnes

2001

Senator Max E. Benitz, Sr

Eileen M. Benitz Wagner

2014

A serpent's tooth

Robert Swindells

1989

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