The radioactivity in wastes from nuclear reactors decays away quickly.

kay20213

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The radioactivity in wastes from nuclear reactors decays away quickly.

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danielmata99 Author

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6 years ago

This is definitely not the case. The wastes are dangerous for many tens of
thousands of years, which is why they need to be sequestered in places such as Yucca
Mountain.

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