Reformnig the nuclear fuel cycle : time is running out / Fiona Simpson
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Arms Control Today Vol 38 No 7, September 2008, pp.12-19 (5)Summary: The IAEA is considering the the idea of international nuclear fuel-recyclying centres as an alternative to the plethora of national nuclear fuel enrichment programmes now underway. This article looks at what is involved and summarises proposals put to the IAEA by various governments and relevant international organisations. Notes that the prospects for success do not appear promising.
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The IAEA is considering the the idea of international nuclear fuel-recyclying centres as an alternative to the plethora of national nuclear fuel enrichment programmes now underway. This article looks at what is involved and summarises proposals put to the IAEA by various governments and relevant international organisations. Notes that the prospects for success do not appear promising.
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