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Euro repositories will normalize nuclear waste; advanced reactor waste ‘different,’ Nuclear Energy Agency head says

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PHOENIX — Nuclear waste repositories planned in Finland, Sweden and Switzerland will help the public accept that nuclear power is safe, the head of the Nuclear Energy Agency said here Monday.
“This is going to help everybody,” William Magwood, director-general…

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