New release of world problems throughout the nuclear industry has exposed the dangers and coverups. The waste disposal industry has failed safety regulations and presents greater problems in future. Sellafield is just one example and the British govt is lost as to how it can solve the massive problems at Sellafield.

Concerned,

I'm aware of the recent fire safety excercise that generated some criticisms of procedures by the safety authority but no incidents.

I have a long term collegue that works for BNF at Sellafield so some specifics might help expand on your discussion into something meaningfull.

Thanks.

If you do not mine and sell the Uranium.

1) What are you going to do with the now thousands of unemployed people?

2) What services are you going to cut to account for the reduced revenue from uranium?

3) How are you going to stop other countries selling uranium - because if we don't sell it someone else will?

I have no opinion either way but the consequences for not doing it must be taken into account.

Our government services are paid for by industry. Some we don't like, but it's going to be taken advantage of whether we're part of it or not. We may as well keep as much in country as we can to pay for the government services most take for granted.

It's a necessary evil.

Our solution should be to lease reactor ready fuel to other countries.
No further fuel unless the depleted fuel is returned.

It implies that we do the refining here, reprocessing and storage of
the multiple reprocessed residue. From my limited knowledge I believe
that after multiple reprocessing the radio activity level is much lower.

It will give us an industry that will be an energy rich industry.
This will occur at a time of a world energy poor economy.
If we leave it too long the economy will not be in a condition to do
the job and the finance will have all evaporated.

Dear Concerned,

As you can see from the responses, we are attempting to answer questions that you have not yet put.

When are you going to tells us what on earth you are talking about

There has been a year of nuclear bugles to find out more look up Jim Green 19 December on New Matilda -" A Year of Nuclear Bugles"
This is facts that are not generally reported on . You may even have difficulty logging into it as many have already found.
http://new matilda.com/2012/12.19/year-nuclear-bugles

Nuclear bugles? They sound like the coolest instrument since the theremin. Where can I get one?

Cheers,

Tony

Sorry Concerned but I think you lost most of us when you got to the "Matilda" bit.

Bye!