Waste management bibliography, 1978-1983

The Los Alamos National Laboratory is conducting a variety of research and development to ensure the safety of storing and treating all types of radioactive wastes. These activities include the assay and sorting of waste, the interaction of waste with the earth, and the treatment of waste to reduce the volume and mobility of radionuclides in waste. The practical lessons learned from safety storing waste at Los Alamos since the mid 1940's are an ingredient in determining the direction of our research. National waste management programs are structured according to categories of waste, for example, high level, low level, mill tailings, and transuranic. This bibliography lists publications according to disciplines to show the relevance of work to more than one category of waste. The publications listed here were published between 1978 and mid 1983