This book by Jean-Claude Amiard provides an in-depth analysis of radioactive waste management, addressing international standards and the diverse strategies adopted by different countries. It focuses on the challenges associated with high-level and long-lived radioactive waste, particularly from nuclear reactors and reprocessing plants. The author, an expert in the field, examines both successful and problematic waste management practices, highlighting the complexities of handling tritiated and irradiated graphite waste. The book is aimed at professionals and policymakers in the nuclear industry, offering comprehensive solutions and a detailed comparison of national waste management approaches. |