Titlebook: Disposal of All Forms of Radioactive Waste and Residues; Long-Term Stable and Michael Lersow,Peter Waggitt Book 2020 Springer Nature Switze

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Summary/Outlook,In the preceding chapters, the author has attempted to discuss the various problems arising from the need to dispose of respective classes of radioactive waste and residues and consequently the associated geotechnical environmental structures—repository structures—without able to fulfil a necessary licensing practice.

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Disposal of Radioactive Waste of Low and Medium Radioactivity (Radioactive Waste with Negligible He in Germany. The reader will notice that there are relatively large differences between individual countries in the long-term safe and long-term safekeeping of this class of radioactive waste. Comparing Germany to the USA, the differences are not only due to the different classification systems but also as a result of site-specific conditions.

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Aims in Germany. The reader will notice that there are relatively large differences between individual countries in the long-term safe and long-term safekeeping of this class of radioactive waste. Comparing Germany to the USA, the differences are not only due to the different classification systems but also as a result of site-specific conditions.

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Aimseference objects. Comparisons are made with remediation programs and legal requirements in the USA, so that the reader can make comparisons with corresponding site specific projects and thus one may also acquire ideas for options for site specific solutions.

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