Jeremy Dillon
NS&D Monitor
1/24/2014
The United Kingdom’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has concluded that reusing its separated plutonium stock as fuel for potential new reactor technology remains the preferred disposition option, according to…
UK: REUSE REMAINS PREFERRED OPTION FOR SEPARATED PLUTONIUM
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