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fast facts about #nuclear waste generated from nuclear power plants.
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not criticizing these particular facts, but it seems like there are a few more facts that people would be interested in... like, "a waste canister exploded at a DOE waste site once because they used organic kitty litter instead of regular kitty litter"https://www.businessinsider.com/kitty-litter-nuclear-waste-accident-2016-8 …
or "nuclear reprocessing keeps getting axed in the US because it is ridiculously expensive"https://thebulletin.org/2019/07/recycle-everything-america-except-your-nuclear-waste/ …
WIPP is storing weapons waste. The type of waste being stored that resulted in the canister failure is a different type than SNF. It's not a fair comparison. And yes, MOX/PUREX reprocessing would require uranium spot prices of over $400 per kg in order to be economic.
But we also have a system that's heavily biased against nuclear energy in general. But it would take a miraculous reform of 60 years of unfair interference in Nuclear regulatory and US energy policy in order to save the sector, let alone make reprocessing viable.
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