Примери за използване на Geological disposal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Government should ensure that financial provisions for geological disposal are made.
Geological disposal is a method for disposing of, in particular, high- level radioactive waste.
Many countries are interested in deep geological disposal repositories for radioactive waste.
This classification also determines whether it will undergo near-surface or deep geological disposal.
Assessment and optimization of geological disposal, and scientific aspects of the management of long-lived waste.
The first is the need to envisage concepts and technical solutions for final disposal, in particular deep geological disposal.
There is a broad consensus among scientists andinternational organizations such as the IAEA that deep geological disposal is the most appropriate solution for long-term disposal of high level nuclear waste.
My party has long campaigned against Scotland being used as a nuclear dumping ground for other countries andone of the first acts of the SNP Scottish Government was to withdraw Scotland from the UK position of deep geological disposal.
It is broadly accepted at the technical level that, at this time,deep geological disposal represents the safest and most sustainable option as the end point of the management of high-level waste and spent fuel considered as waste.
This will revive the interest of the young generation for careers in the nuclear sector(in particular, reactor safety, geological disposal, radiation protection).
Spent nuclear fuel falls under this category.underground geological disposal(> 400 metres) Source: ECA, based on IAEA Safety Standards, Classification of radioactive waste- General safety guide No. GSG-1, 2009.
(b) Contributing to the developmentresearch of safe, longer-term solutions for the management of ultimate nuclear waste,including final geological disposal, partitioning and transmutation.
It will help develop new or improved solutions for the management of radioactive waste,including waste destined for geological disposal, whilst further improving safety aspects and possibly realising economy and efficiency gains, for example in the dismantling of nuclear installations.
Contributing to cooperation at EU level and with third countries in the identification and development of safe, long-term solutions for the management of ultimate nuclear waste,including final geological disposal as well as partitioning and transmutation;
Finally, I would like to hear from the Commissioner how it is possible that the Commission's website lists Greenpeace as a participant in Implementing Geological Disposal of Waste- Technology Platform, while I am in possession of correspondence between Greenpeace and the Commission which suggests that Greenpeace's application for participation was explicitly rejected by the Commission.
(a) improving nuclear safety including: nuclear reactor and fuel safety, waste management to prevent any undesirable impacts on man or the environment,including final geological disposal as well as partitioning and transmutation;
It will include the production of hands-on guidance documents on management aspects and state-of-the-art reports covering the various scientific, technical and economic aspects of radioactive waste management,including geological disposal solutions.
Contributing to the development of safe, longer term solutions for the management of ultimate nuclear waste,including final geological disposal as well as partitioning and transmutation.
(a) Improving nuclear safety including: nuclear reactor and fuel safety,waste management including final geological disposal as well aspartitioning and transmutation;
The European Parliament report proposes the following improvements to the text of the future directive: strengthening of the so-called reversibility principle,according to which access would even be created to waste buried by means of deep geological disposal, should a means of processing such waste be discovered at some stage in the future, for example.
I would now like to look at the subject of support for the development of a geological final disposal solution for irradiated fuel elements.
There is a broad consensus between scientists andinternational organizations like IAEA to consider that the disposal in deep geological layers of high-level radioactive wastes is the most adequate solution.
Disposal in a deep geological repository, excavated several hundred metres below ground, is generally recognised as the preferred option for the final disposal of high- level waste15.
Final disposal in a deep geological repository, usually several hundred metres or more below ground, is generally recognised as the preferred option for the disposal of high- level waste(see Annex VII for an example).
In Slovakia, the national programme lists two options:- disposal in a deep geological repository in Slovakia, for which a cost estimate is included in the programme;- monitoring and support for building an international repository.
A new way of disposal of radioactive waste makes chemical compounds similar geological complexes of natural origin and are safe for the biosphere.
Waste management the objective is to develop a system of waste collection,utilization and disposal which meets the special topographic, geological and climatic requirements of the Alpine region, paying particular attention to waste avoidance.
The disposal of spent fuel and radioactive waste in a deep geological repository is excluded from the scope of the Programme, and has to be developed by Lithuania in its national programme for the management of spent fuel and radioactive waste as required by Council Directive 2011/70/Euratom.
While the disposal of spent fuel and radioactive waste in a deep geological repository is excluded from the scope of the Programme in the period of 2021-2027, Lithuania and the Union shall begin, in due time, consultations regarding the potential inclusion of those activities in the scope of the Programme under the subsequent Multiannual Financial Framework.
In general, estimates of work involving decontamination and disposal of nuclear materials are underestimated by decades,” says Rod Ewing, a professor of nuclear security and geological sciences at Stanford University.