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Long-term storage of U.S. military nuclear waste

Long-term storage of U.S. military nuclear waste
A) remains unresolved, as nuclear materials continue to accumulate on U.S. bases in many regions.
B) will be combined with commercial nuclear waste when a suitable storage facility is constructed.
C) is no longer an issue as methods to convert this waste into nuclear fuel has addressed this problem.
D) has been shipped to a central location in New Mexico for more than a decade.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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