Finland Could Be the First Country in the World to Bury Nuclear Waste Permanently

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• Finland Could Be the First Country in the World to Bury Nuclear Waste Permanently  WIRED
• Finland will soon bury nuclear waste in a geological tomb that’s built to last for 100,000 years  CNBC
• Where will the UK bury nuclear waste for 100,000 years?  BBC
• Storage and Disposal of Radioactive Waste  World Nuclear Association
• Inside the world's first nuclear waste 'tomb' costing $4 BILLION  Daily Mail
• The Nuclear Waste Disposal Dilemma  Earth.Org
• Finland built this tomb to store nuclear waste. Can it survive for 100,000 years?  Science | AAAS
• Check Out These Extraordinary New Images of Mercury  WIRED
• The thorny social problem of permanent nuclear waste storage  Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• Despite vastly different social and political contexts, Finland, Germany and France are all grappling with the question of safe nuclear waste disposal  Equal Times
• Finland’s Spent Fuel Repository a "Game Changer" for the Nuclear Industry, Director General Grossi Says  International Atomic Energy Agency
• Why Finland now leads the world in nuclear waste storage  Nature
• On Nuclear Waste, Finland Shows U.S. How It Can Be Done (Published 2017)  The New York Times
• Inside Sweden’s “100,000-Year” Solution To Bury Nuclear Waste  Worldcrunch
• The Good, the Bad and the Extraterrestrial: The Decades-Long Struggle to Dispose of Nuclear Waste  NTI | Building a Safer World
• Nuclear Waste Disposal: Inside the World's First Underground Site  Business Insider
• This Underground Tomb in Finland Will Store Nuclear Waste for 100,000 Years  Popular Mechanics
• Finland Unveils World's First Deep-Earth Repository To Bury Nuclear Waste  Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
• Finland's plan to bury spent nuclear fuel for 100,000 years  BBC
• The place where no humans will tread for 100,000 years  BBC
• Nuclear power offers an abundant supply of low-carbon energy. But what to do with the deadly radioactive waste?  ensia.com
• How to build a nuclear tomb to last millennia  BBC
• Where Does Nuclear Waste Go? Finland Builds Artificial “Ant Colony”  Energytrend
• The World’s First Permanent Nuclear-Waste Repository  The Atlantic
• Finland to open the world’s first final repository for spent nuclear fuel  group.vattenfall.com
• What the world’s first nuclear waste ‘tomb’ in Finland could mean for nuclear energy  ZME Science
• This crazy underground tomb will store nuclear waste for 100,000 years  bgr.com
• Finland Breaks Ground On World’s First Deep Geologic Nuclear Waste Repository  Forbes
• The nuclear power dilemma: where to put the lethal waste  Financial Times
• Journey deep into the Finnish caverns where nuclear waste will be buried for millenia  WIRED
• The Hiding Place: Inside the World's First Long-Term Storage Facility for Highly Radioactive Nuclear Waste  psmag.com
• Nuclear Power Is a Dead End. We Must Abandon It Completely.  The Nation
• Burying the atom: Europe struggles to dispose of nuclear waste  politico.eu
• Climate  WIRED
• Finns to bury nuclear waste in world's costliest tomb  Phys.org
• Finland’s Nuclear Waste Solution  IEEE Spectrum
• Waste away: Nuclear power's eternal problem  New Scientist
• Inside the world's first nuclear waste tomb in Finland  Sky News
• Canada’s nuclear waste needs a forever home. Scientists may be close to finding one  The Globe and Mail
• Space Photos of the Week: This Star Ain't No Angel  WIRED
• Radioactive Nimby: No One Wants Nuclear Waste (Published 2007)  The New York Times
• Three permanent disposal sites for radioactive waste in Europe by 2025  European Commission
• Inside the world’s first nuclear waste burial site, a network of tunnels 437m below Finland  The i Paper
• Finland to bury nuclear waste for 100,000 years in world's costliest tomb  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• Ontario's nuclear waste dump site to be selected next year  Canada's National Observer
• ‘Beyond comprehension’: Why Finland is planning 100,000 years into the future  The Sydney Morning Herald
• The 'fundamental' nuclear waste problem Peter Dutton would have to solve  SBS Australia
• Max starts making additional charge to share your streaming account  Taaza Khabar 247
• Inside the underground tunnel where no humans will be able to visit for 100,000 years  UNILAD