Published 1994 | Version v1
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Emerging concepts and requirements for the long-term management of non-radioactive hazardous wastes - would geological disposal be an appropriate solution for some of these wastes

  • 1. Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Solna (Sweden)

Description

This work deals with the emerging concepts and requirements for the long-term management of non-radioactive hazardous wastes. After some generalities on the pollution of natural environment and the legislations taken by the swedish government the author tries to answer to the question : would geological disposal be an appropriate solution for the non-radioactive hazardous wastes? Then is given the general discussion of the last three articles concerning the background to current environmental policies and their implementation and more particularly the evolution and current thoughts about environmental policies, the managing hazardous activities and substances and the emerging concepts and requirements for the long-term management of non-radioactive hazardous wastes. Comments and questions concerning the similarity or otherwise between the present position of radioactive waste disposal and the background to current environmental policies are indicated. (O.L.)

Part of:
Environmental and ethical aspects of long-lived radioactive waste disposal

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development.
Imprint Place
Paris (France)
ISBN
92-64-14373-4
Imprint Title
Environmental and ethical aspects of long-lived radioactive waste disposal
Imprint Pagination
314 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 40-52.

Conference

Title
International Workshop on the Environmental and Ethical Aspects of Long-Lived Radioactive Waste Disposal.
Dates
1-2 Sep 1994.
Place
Paris (France).

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